Last Supper 5.11
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 50 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11b/c [details] |
| FA: | McEwen, Axen; 1972 |
| Submitted By: | eMurdock on May 25, 2004 |
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Description Last Supper climbs the obvious crack near the right side of the clean Beaver Wall. It is noted as Arizona's first 5.11, but who knows. Thin nuts or TCUs protect the thin power moves at the bottom. The crack gets easier to an awkward rest. Steep climbing and a good finger lock take you to a wider crack. Finish at tree. This would be more of a classic if it were longer. One of Windy Point's sweetest crack lines.
Protection Good selection of thin to 3"
By 1Eric Rhicard
Apr 11, 2008
| I spent a week on this route one afternoon. |
By joshf
From: missoula, mt
Apr 10, 2009
| Freaking hard. You can sew this one up with good gear. |
By Paul Davidson
Apr 10, 2009
| This was almost certainly the first 5.11 done in Az |
By jbak
Apr 10, 2009
| I still remember the skeleton rack for this one: 5 stopper, 11 stopper, 3 friend, 4 friend. |
By John Hayes
From: Bend, OR
Feb 19, 2012
rating: 5.11
| Yeah, I remember doing this without any falls-- once, on top rope. This route always seemed way harder than it should for the rating. This is old time Tucson 5.11. |
By Christian
From: Tucson, Az
Dec 19, 2012
rating: 5.11c/d PG13
| Has its own anchors now.
Unless you're very good at placing really small gear like Ballnuts, seems like it would be very hard to get good gear at the bottom. Not the easiest stance to hang out and fiddle w tricky placements either. |
By jbak
Dec 20, 2012
| Christian, you must not be looking at it right. I remember bomber pro, easy to get.
EDIT: Worth mentioning... since Last Supr has a good landing, I didn't even try to get any gear until I was a ways up. |
By 1Eric Rhicard
Dec 21, 2012
| Small brass nuts are really helpful at the bottom and you have to hang on to get it. |
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