Type: Sport, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: Bill Duncan and Ed Hackstaff
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Shared By: Shane Zentner on Feb 5, 2005 · Updates
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Missing the Dike (aka Two Dikes for Dinner) is located on Atlantis Slab. As you approach the slab, find an area that has several bolted lines ascending from a flat area near a trench in the rock. Scramble into the trench for the belay. Locate a left-angling line of old 1/4" bolts near a black dike (the first line of bolts directly right of a newer climb). Climb onto the slab from the trench and follow the line of bolts. The dike will become obvious and useful until it ends at the last 1/4" bolt where you have to use a rotten hold (the hold is about to break, use caution). Slab your way to a good two bolt anchor.

This is a typical South Platte climb with the usual manky 1/4" bolts. Well recommended, but please don't fall.

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Four bolts to the top. Three 1/4" bolts and one new 3/8" bolt near the crux.

Name clarification Suggest change

Eddie Hackstaff noted that the name is Two Dikes for Dinner.

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