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Iced Tea 

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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 75 feet
Consensus: 5.8+ [details]
FA: Gillett, 2002
Submitted By: Guy H. on Jan 3, 2009

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Entering the "low angle" dihedral. Although it is ...

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Description 

This climb follows a RF and right-leaning dihedral to the right of Dead Deer Cracks. The crack goes from fingers to fists, and is a good exercise in jamming. The quality and difficulty will depend on the state of the vegetation in the crack. Expect to do some cleaning if it has not been climbed in a while.

Descend from a 2-bolt anchor....


Location 

Follow the 4th class approach to the upper ledge system. Head right on more 4th class ledges to a tree below the climb.


Protection 

Rack up to #4 C4, with doubles in thin to large hands....



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By Luke Clarke
From: Golden
Nov 12, 2009

This pitch offers a little more challenge than it appears from the base. It looked like a short hand crack leading to a low-angle hike to the anchors. But the upper section provides some interesting climbing. It's worth a warm-up or, as in our case, some added mileage at the end of the day.