Type: Trad, 700 ft (212 m), Grade III
FA: Paul and Lou Horak August 1975
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Shared By: Karl R. Kiser on Jan 9, 2012
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Description Suggest change

P1: (5.7) Layback crack, then face climb right to a large flake then up a tough to a pinnacle. The belay should have at least one bolt.
P2: (5.8) Face climb right and up to a thin crack. Climb the crack to a left facing corner. Layback the corner and belay below blocky overhangs.
P3: (5.7) Short pitch up a wide crack to a tiny ledge blow the crux and belay.
P4: (5.8+) Climb a crack up through an overhanging trough, the crux. Traverse right below a huge overhang on easier terrain to cracks which skirt the overhang on the right. Belay near a large flake.
P 5 & 6: Easy fifth and fourth class to the top. Sign the new register.
Rap: see recent descriptions on other routes which top out.

Location Suggest change

This is the super northeast arete of North Rabbit Ear (see photo: mountainproject.com/v/10631… ). One approaches from the west up Rabbit Ears Canyon to the notch between Middle and North Rabbit Ear. Drop packs here as the double rope rap finishes here. Drop down on the east side and traverse under the east face to the arete. It is forth class to the start which is a layback crack left of the large arete.

Protection Suggest change

Full trad rack up to 3 inches.

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