False Alarm Jam 5.7
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Jason Willis cruising up the crack on False Alarm ...
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Description False Alarm Jam is on the east side of Rainy Wednesday Tower. Climb up ledges to the obvious, steep crack. Jam the crack with good jams to get over up to a nice ledge. Ascend the final face to the top.
Protection Standard rack with some large stuff. Very well-protected.
BETA PHOTO: The Outhouse (135), False Alarm Jam (137), and Res...
| Jon J. leads False Alarm jam on the first seriousl...
| Some of the best jams are to be had on this route....
| BETA PHOTO: Rainy Wednesday Tower
| BETA PHOTO: False Alarm Jam
| Reinke cleaning up False Alarm Jam during a late n...
| Steve Zaleski mid crux of "False Alarm Jam".
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| Comments on False Alarm Jam |
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By Anonymous Coward Aug 12, 2002
| False Alarm Jam is a nice and long intermediate climb. Setting a TR on Rainy Wed Tower can be dicey. Access is found on the West side of the tower. |
By Tom Anderson-Brown From: Madison, WI Oct 26, 2002
| I climbed this again today and really enjoyed it. Jams in the crack make it much easier than trying to face climb through this section. |
By wayniak Apr 12, 2003 rating: 5.7
| Sweet, longer climb which sucks pro off your rack and rewards the leader with moderate exposure. Typically not crowed and somewhat isolated from the usual crowds on the East Rampart. An infinately better way to the top of the East Rampart than one of the established trails. |
By Andy Hansen From: Longmont, Colorado May 23, 2010 rating: 5.6
| This climb shut me down today on lead. I could not mentally get through the crack. I retreated but will someday come back for a victorious run on this aesthetic crack. |
By Rich T Oct 8, 2010 rating: 5.6 PG13
| I hear you Andy, I'm a relatively new leader and I led this back in the spring. I felt it was very committing but just had to tell myself that I can climb 5.7 on top-rope no problem. I just ran-out the crux, which probably wasn't the best idea either. I look forward to getting back on it. Doesn't the book rate this as 5.6? |
By Andy Hansen From: Longmont, Colorado Oct 12, 2010 rating: 5.6
| Yeah, the book does rate this at 5.6. The problem for me was that it was my last climb of the day and I was fairly exhausted. Rich, how do you suppose this is a PG13 rated climb? It protects well up to the crux, through the crux and after... |
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