Type: | Trad, 240 ft (73 m), 3 pitches |
FA: | unknown - late 70's |
Page Views: | 1,212 total · 9/month |
Shared By: | applewood on Jun 24, 2013 |
Admins: | applewood, Jon Nelson, Micah Klesick, Zachary Winters |
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Description
IN DEPTH 5.9+ **** (R) (3 pitches) G
Named for the jamming, the seriousness of the undertaking and the vivid description of an early ascentionist, this fine route climbs the prominent offwidth left of the central arete.
P1 (70', 5.7+) - Fun and well protected, a set of chains has been installed for toproping.
P2 (100', 5.9+ R) - Scary, runout and awkward but it's probably a classic! Take lots of big gear and belay above the alcove.
P3 (70', 5.7) - Continue straight up the crack to the ledge below Broadway.
Walk off to the east or west...
Named for the jamming, the seriousness of the undertaking and the vivid description of an early ascentionist, this fine route climbs the prominent offwidth left of the central arete.
P1 (70', 5.7+) - Fun and well protected, a set of chains has been installed for toproping.
P2 (100', 5.9+ R) - Scary, runout and awkward but it's probably a classic! Take lots of big gear and belay above the alcove.
P3 (70', 5.7) - Continue straight up the crack to the ledge below Broadway.
Walk off to the east or west...
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