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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 75 feet
Consensus: 5.7 [details]
FA: allen Simons
New Route: Yes
Season: any
Submitted By: allen simons on Oct 27, 2006

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BETA PHOTO: Hop, Skip, and a Jump from the paved parking.

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Description 

Hop up the short blocky slab 5.4 past one bolt. Skip left at the top of the slab to the second wall which is set back 8 feet. Hop up the upper section past 5 bolts (bolt 2 is suspect. It is set well but may be in a thick plate that is hollow behind it, 5.4 in that area) Continue up past 3 more bolts, 5.7 crux at 4th bolt of upper slab where moves thin out and become a little reachy. Good easy to moderate lead.


Location 

Park 1 mile west of the Beige Siphon Tube in the paved wide spot next to the road. Same as for Sign Crack, Paradigm Shift, Beer Slabs, and Disney Chimney. Hike east up the talus from the parking to some broken slabs 30 feet right of Disney Chimney. Rap bolts are in the best place offered by the rock. They are set back 6 feet behind the top of the climb. One doubled rope rap to bottom. If you don't like the anchors, there is a solid tree 25 feet up and to the right. If you check the beta photo under Paradigm Shift that shows several climbs, this route is just out of the photo to the right.


Protection 

6 bolts, 2 bolt anchor. Did not see much in the way of removable protection.



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By allen simons
Nov 8, 2008

Funny commentary, really. Yeah, this route was kind of put up for the beginning leader, hence the first bolt down low. As far as the anchors, they are in the best place possible. Nothing close to the edge seemed solid enough to me when I set them, so they are back 10 feet. Their position makes top roping the route difficult without and extension sling and I agree, pulling the rope after the rappel is a little stiffer than most routes. I still think it a fun route however. allen

By John Marsella
From: Berthoud, CO
Oct 9, 2012
rating: 5.7

Replaced tree rap station with webbing. Removed frayed tat.