Type: Trad, TR, 35 ft (11 m)
FA: Chris Kreutzer December 2014, thanks to Daphne Lin for the belay
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Shared By: Chris Kreutzer on May 17, 2015
Admins: Brian Boyd, Tao Techakanon

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One of the few, but fun trad routs in the area. Start with a few hand jams in clean, but short cracks, as you climb striate up. These cracks take gear nicely. Once above the clean cracks use the various thin cracks systems to climb up and right as you make your way to the anchor that is shared with Jihn Panka. A top rope can be setup by beating through the bush on the back side or climbing Jihn Panka to the right. However, it is recommended to place a directional at the start of the traverse if one intends to top rope this rout.

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Far left side of Kochel Rock, left of Jihn Panka. Start and belay from where the busses have been pushed aside. The anchor is shared with Jihn Panka. Repel down or face a bushey walk off the back side, once toped out.

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Single set of cams size .3 to 3"

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