Type: | Sport, 60 ft (18 m) |
FA: | T. Goss, M. Hansen |
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Shared By: | GRK on Apr 14, 2009 |
Admins: | Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C |
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Access Issue: Do not camp on the land below and west of the crag. It is private property and is now posted.
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Continue down the road about another mile toward the double camelback formation near Gunlock. This is BLM owned land, and offers parking and dispersed camping where you won't be the guy to get the Prophesy closed to climbing.
Description
Haribangers shares the same start with Caging the Zealot. Depart left and onto the shoulder of the pillar after Zealot's fifth bolt. Gain a nice ledge with a rap anchor and belay from here.
Haribangers casts off just left of the belay, it starts off insecure on shallow edges and demands adequate strength. Climb the arete past two bolts until you reach a more useful hold, Clip the third bolt and rock onto the face. Side pulls, edges, and a round pinch or two follow the sharp ridge up and right to a balancing stance. Clip and climb past three more bolts and save your power for the final moves to the anchor. Hang on and make that clip!
Start and stay on the right side of the arete for the full .11 rating.
Haribangers casts off just left of the belay, it starts off insecure on shallow edges and demands adequate strength. Climb the arete past two bolts until you reach a more useful hold, Clip the third bolt and rock onto the face. Side pulls, edges, and a round pinch or two follow the sharp ridge up and right to a balancing stance. Clip and climb past three more bolts and save your power for the final moves to the anchor. Hang on and make that clip!
Start and stay on the right side of the arete for the full .11 rating.
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