Type: | Trad, 230 ft (70 m), 3 pitches |
FA: | Steve Larsen, DIck Williams, John Hudson, Jim McCarthy, and Phil Jacobus 1966 |
Page Views: | 3,648 total · 18/month |
Shared By: | Ross Fadely on Jan 12, 2008 |
Admins: | Morgan Patterson, M Santisi, chris vultaggio |
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A friendly boulder problem crux and nice climbing above make this a fun one. Almost always open.
P1- Boulder up the thin crack and head through some interesting climbing going straight up to the ledge. Climb straight up past a left-facing corner, then head right to the other left-facing corner. Follow this to the top until you're at the nice belay ledge.
P2- Tricky for tall folk. Step left and climb the obvious overhang. Head up past some loose stuff to the GT and a belay tree.
P3- Climb up the left facing corner formed by the massive jutting block. Work up the arete of the block, a little ways above your gear. Short but fun.
Alternate start for P1 at the next crack on the right. Same grade?
P1- Boulder up the thin crack and head through some interesting climbing going straight up to the ledge. Climb straight up past a left-facing corner, then head right to the other left-facing corner. Follow this to the top until you're at the nice belay ledge.
P2- Tricky for tall folk. Step left and climb the obvious overhang. Head up past some loose stuff to the GT and a belay tree.
P3- Climb up the left facing corner formed by the massive jutting block. Work up the arete of the block, a little ways above your gear. Short but fun.
Alternate start for P1 at the next crack on the right. Same grade?
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