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Routes in Spiral Staircase area
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8mm T WI4 M7 |
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Big GB S M5 |
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Boxed In (aka Stemcicle) T WI5 M6 |
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Dragon's Tongue T,S WI5+ M7 PG13 |
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IMAPNISS WI4+ M5 |
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Lil' GB S M4+ |
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Little Feat AKA Sorpion S M7 |
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Log-Jammin' T WI3-4 M4-5 R |
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Menora T 5.8+ 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c WI4 M4-5 |
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Pink Funhouse S M7 |
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Public Masturbation S M8 |
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Rust Never Sleeps S WI5- M5+ PG13 |
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Secret Probation T WI5 M6 |
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Slabutt T WI3+ |
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Spiral Staircase T WI4- M5 |
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Titties 'n' Beer S WI5- M7 |
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Tourette's T WI4 M6 |
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| Type: | Sport, Mixed, 50 ft (15 m) |
| FA: | Rob Griz |
| Page Views: | 1,504 total · 12/month |
| Shared By: | Rob Griz on Apr 27, 2014 |
| Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
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Description
This is East Vail's easiest, drytool sport line. This fun, short line follows 6 bolts up a slabby face using pockets, cracks, and features that are roughly a tool-length apart. The route climbs similar to an easy Tourette's.
Begin below a shallow right-facing seam with sinker pockets and good feet. Feet become a bit sparse between 1st and 2nd bolt, but the pockets, seams, and features continue to be bomber. Trend up and right, traversing on a ramp to the chain anchors.
It is well-bolted for safety and fun. This is a great, first drytool lead and/or warm-up. It is an excellent introduction on how to 'read' Vail limestone. It would be significantly harder with snow on the slab, as the pockets and features may be hidden.
Begin below a shallow right-facing seam with sinker pockets and good feet. Feet become a bit sparse between 1st and 2nd bolt, but the pockets, seams, and features continue to be bomber. Trend up and right, traversing on a ramp to the chain anchors.
It is well-bolted for safety and fun. This is a great, first drytool lead and/or warm-up. It is an excellent introduction on how to 'read' Vail limestone. It would be significantly harder with snow on the slab, as the pockets and features may be hidden.
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