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Just Lay Back and Enjoy It 
PB & J 

Peanut 


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Submitted By: Bob Archbold on Aug 10, 2002

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Description 

Start in the parking area that is by the trail that leads you to "Read My Clips" and "Garfield Goes To Washington" when the trail goes to the right and high you stay low and follow the small trail along the bottom. When you get to a flat grassy area with a rock wall on your right side this is the Peanut Rock.


Getting There 

Park off the road below the biggest wall you can see.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Peanut:
Just Lay Back and Enjoy It   5.10a/b     Trad, 1 pitch, 80 feet   
PB & J   5.11c/d     Sport, 1 pitch, 110 feet   
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Featured Route For Peanut

Just Lay Back and Enjoy It 5.10a/b  SD : Mount Rushmore National Mem... : ... : Peanut
This route goes directly up the front face of the second pinnacle right of the peanut. It climbs the deep and wide flake that just misses reaching the ground, continues up past a chicken head and veers slightly left of a small overlap which can be seen from the ground. Steep slabby face climbing above the overlap is protected by creative clusters of rp's left, while the climbing angles slightly right through the obvious line past more rp's turning into a gradually better crack. A bolt protects ...[more]   Browse More Classics in SD


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By Robbie Freidel
From: The Needles of South Dakota
Nov 15, 2012

Does anyone know what the route is to the right of PB & J? I havent climbed it. i just saw a bolt at the top of the short crack and figured it was new because its not in Busse's new book.