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Flaring Rhoid 
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Flaring Rhoid 

5.10b

   
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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 60 feet
Consensus: 5.10b/c [details]
FA: Perry Beckham, Bill Ravitch, 1984
Submitted By: john durr on Oct 28, 2009

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Description 

This is a fun route with good, slightly overhanging jamming. The rock is pretty good and there is a lot of gear.


Location 

This route is right of Making Wind and left of Winds of Change on the West Face of Miles of Piles Rock. Start by climbing the first 5 feet of Making Wind and traverse right to start this route.


Protection 

A standard rack of stoppers and cams to 4". Gear anchor - tie off blocks, stoppers, small cams. Descend by going to the summit and then down climbing a chimney to the southwest, no fun.



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By Tyler Logan
From: Moreno Valley, CA
Mar 8, 2010
rating: 5.10c

Steep and on good rock, I was pleasantly surprised by this route. Definitely a sleeper. Be careful not to plug the crucial jams with your cams, especially towards the top. I found a smallish-sized nut placement was key.