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End Pin 

5.10d PG13

   
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Type: Trad, Sport, 1 pitch, 70 feet
Consensus: 5.10c/d [details]
FA: FA: Wiegand & Cleveland '70. FFA: Goldstne & Williams, '75
Season: any
Submitted By: Tony B on Jul 30, 2006

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Description 

A great route, but a rough intro as a first route in the needles. It requires great faith in the friction here.
Climb up the East Face cracks past a bit of gear and a pin, reaching a bolt. Get into a good stance and figure your way past a bulge just below a second bolt, you may or may not decide to place a micro-cam in a little constriction below a slick fingerlock entering the crux. I placed it. My partner did not. Then again, I caught a few hefty falls due to that too... I think it would hold a fall. Anyway, it is a little in the way of the climbing. COmplete the crux, reach over and clip the second bolt, then proceed on pretty good holds and easier moves (5.8+?) to the top, but probably pumped.


Location 

On the East Face of the End Pin, staring you in the face as you look at the End Pin formation.


Protection 

A few small cams and nuts plus 2 bolts.



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By Monomaniac
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From: Morrison, CO
Sep 2, 2008
rating: 5.10d PG13

This route is on the NORTH face of the End Pin, not the EAST face. There is currently a bomber bolt anchor on the summit, and it looks as though the two bolts on the route have been replaced recently.

By rgold
From: Poughkeepsie, NY
Sep 24, 2011

When Williams and I did the FFA in 1975, there was no bolt (and no other pro) after the crux.