Type: Trad, 225 ft (68 m), 2 pitches
FA: Burns & Webster - 1975
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Shared By: Josh Janes on Jan 18, 2007
Admins: Andy Weinmann, Pat Goodman

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A cool feature and good, burly climbing.  Originally done as 4 pitches, it is commonly done in 2.

P1: Begin by climbing up the right side of the slot/cave until one can undercling a flake to a sloping ledge and a chimney. Head up the chimney (the judgement seat) and out the top (awkward) to a crack and a large ledge. Continue up to the ledge under the large roof and a  two-bolt anchor (shared with Roy Gap Chimneys).

P2: Step back out right and climb up a crack to a corner.  Continue up the corner, move left and up, then back right and a final corner to the top.  

There is a bolted anchor on the ledge at the top shared with Revive.  Two rappels will get you to the ground.

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Standard rack.

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