Type: | Trad, 300 ft (91 m), 3 pitches |
FA: | Jim Kanzler, Pat Callis '72. FFA Kanzler, Terry Kennedy '77 |
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Shared By: | Nick Stayner on Apr 17, 2007 · Updates |
Admins: | GRK, Zach Wahrer |
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Description
Enjoyable full-length route, though the first pitch is fun on its own, too.
P1 - Scramble up to a crack/corner, then up some more face climbing to an offwidth crack with a few faceholds. Climb it, and belay from a two bolt anchor on a spacious ledge beneath a roof. From here, you can walk off the ledge to the right or rappel back to the ground. 5.9, ~100'.
P2 - Angle up and out the roof to the left, using a thin crack (short crux, 5.11). Once past this and on the slab, you can either go up the corners above (fun climbing, well protected 5.8, but dirty) or traverse left on slab (5.7R) into Standard Route's final pitches. Natural belay. 5.11, ~120'.
P3 - Choose one of the Standard Route's final pitches. End on top at chains. 5.7 or 5.9, ~100'.
P1 - Scramble up to a crack/corner, then up some more face climbing to an offwidth crack with a few faceholds. Climb it, and belay from a two bolt anchor on a spacious ledge beneath a roof. From here, you can walk off the ledge to the right or rappel back to the ground. 5.9, ~100'.
P2 - Angle up and out the roof to the left, using a thin crack (short crux, 5.11). Once past this and on the slab, you can either go up the corners above (fun climbing, well protected 5.8, but dirty) or traverse left on slab (5.7R) into Standard Route's final pitches. Natural belay. 5.11, ~120'.
P3 - Choose one of the Standard Route's final pitches. End on top at chains. 5.7 or 5.9, ~100'.
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