Oh My God Dihedral 5.10c
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Description A short "pitch" to belay at the base of the main corner, then up sweet laybacking butterscotch all the way to the top. Five star pitch.
Location This is the easiest to find climb near the Reflector Oven; that doesn't make the approach any easier, but I guarantee it's worth it.
Protection Cams from fingers to largest, you'll be pumped and appreciating the big guys at the top.
Looking down the choice dihedral at the belay ledg...
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By Steve C
From: Missoula, MT
Dec 3, 2007
| Anchors up top. Classic pitch on beautiful granite. The middle of the route can be jammed for a good 20 feet or so to ease the pump factor. |
By Jesse Morehouse
From: CO
Jun 6, 2008
rating: 5.10c
| If youv'e ever looked over at this crack from Strawberry Fields you will know why its called "Oh My God!" Dihedral. Super climbing!
On the East of the descent gully at about the same elevation as Strawberry Fields. |
By Ross
From: Pinewood Springs
Jul 25, 2009
| In the 80's the name was "Oh My God Corner" |
By Jake Jones
From: The Eastern Flatlands
Dec 30, 2011
| To reach the top, scramble down from the Ridge Trail slab facing south. To get to the base of the route, descend Bushwhack Trail and stay left. You can't miss it. |
By Ed Wade
From: Hermann, MO
Aug 19, 2012
| Best to approach this climb from above so you don't have to haul or carry your pack. I don,t know of a fixed anchor, but its been 10 years since the last time I climbed this route, but I used to rig a gear anchor and rap to the base of the corner. Rack up from .5 camalot to #4. A #1 camalot works well for the exit move after the desperate wideness. One of the best climbs on Earth. Well worth the hike. Do Strawberry, Bushwack, and this climb for a stellar day you won't forget. FYI this climb gets sun in the afternoon so save it for the end of the day during the winter. |
By Jake Jones
From: The Eastern Flatlands
Oct 31, 2012
| Two unnecessary bolts were added to the top of this route a few years ago, by whom I don't know. |
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