Hidden Treasure 5.11b
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| Type: | Trad, TR, 1 pitch, 90 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11b [details] |
| FA: | Jim Kennedy |
| Submitted By: | Ian Harmon on May 26, 2006 |
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Chris on Hidden Treasure Photo: Travis Hibbard
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Description A somewhat sustained route in a corner using a combination of jams and stemming. I remember the crux being about half way up. This route is slightly overhung, so if pop off before you are about half way up, you may need to be lowered and start over. Fortunately the crux is up high enough that I was able to get back on after popping off there. The rock is rather sharp in places.
Location This route is one corner southwest of Phantom Crack. From the old rock overlook the route is in a corner slightly to the left.
Protection Nuts and small cams, I don't think you need anything very big. Standard top rope setup.
Climber in yellow on Hidden Treasure, climber in p...
| Unknown climber near the bottom of Hidden Treasure...
| Chris Deulen 10 ft before the crux on Hidden Treas...
| Chris on Hidden Treasure Photo: Travis Hibbard
| Chris on Hidden Treasure Photo: Travis Hibbard
| Chris on Hidden Treasure Photo: Travis Hibbard
| amphitheatre stone wall lookout/barricade. hidden ...
| An awesome lead
| Andrea finding Hidden Treasure. photo: B. Fellenz
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| Comments on Hidden Treasure |
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By randy baum From: Minneapolis, MN May 12, 2008
| nuts and cams up to a #2 BD, doubles of small stuff (blue to red TCU). crux takes a great #1 camalot and/or small nut (#3 BD??). hexes work well for anchor at the top. bottom of route is often wet. |
By Remo From: Madison, WI Oct 16, 2012
| Great route! Pumpy, and really fun. |
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