Type: Trad, 80 ft (24 m)
FA: Bob Irving, Dave Wood 1962
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Shared By: Peter Gram on Mar 17, 2004 · Updates
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Lisa's Shoulder is the first major dihedral left of Satan's Corner. It is a fun gear-protected face climb. It is given a R in the guidebooks, but protection can be found to make it reasonably safe. Probably the most dangerous part of the route can be avoided. The first part of the climb is a dihedral without a crack. Instead, start by climbing up a difficult bulging hand crack just to the left which is about 10 feet long. Then pull up through bulges on the face to the start of a thin seam. Climb up this seam placing small cams and clipping a bolt. This face is thin with good feet. Then finish up the airy arete right for 15' to the anchor.

Rap with one rope off of the chain anchors.

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One bolt, standard rack with small cams (tcu or alien)

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