Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: Dick DuMais, Steve Scofield and Keith LaBudde (1972)
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Shared By: Rob Griffiths on Oct 15, 2013
Admins: Morgan Patterson, M Santisi, chris vultaggio

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Possibly one of the worst climbs I have ever done, but it was in a strange way really fun. This has it all, suspect rock, grit, lichen, and did I say grit? The first half of this kinda sucks but the top out would be a worthwhile way of finishing Trigger Point as a multipitch. There is a pretty good view from the top and a solid pine tree anchor.

P1: Climb the main crack(s) to a ledge, 90'.
P2: Diagonal up right to another ledge, 70'.
P3: Up a short face to the top.

You can rap this route with a single 60m rope.

Location Suggest change

It's way the heck down the carriage road. Find Trigger Point and go about 30 feet right.

Protection Suggest change

Well you can put gear in but a lot of the rock is discontinuous flaky stuff. there is a "solid" piton on route about 2/3 up. I say this jokingly and you should see for yourself.

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