Type: Sport
FA: Bob D'Antonio
Page Views: 3,280 total · 12/month
Shared By: montay on Dec 31, 2000
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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This is a great route that doesn't see much traffic. The route has a sweet collection of varied techniques. A lot of great reachy/thin/crimpy/delicate face moves with several lateral moves, some semi-slopers, even a slabby roof overlap to put her to bed. If you are tall and have long monkey arms, it isn't too bad, but if you are short, it might be kind of hard.

Location Suggest change

It is the far left hand route on the 2150 Wall proper. About 10 to 15 feet up is a very large cave/pocket. To get to the 2150 Wall, park at The Bank parking area. Straight across the canyon and slightly west is the 2150 Wall. It is the most obvious wall when viewed from the parking area. A trail leads down into the canyon, and then up the other side to the base of the wall.

Protection Suggest change

7 (6?) bolts and a bolted anchor.

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