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5.10d

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 70 feet
Consensus: 5.10d [details]
FA: Greg Collins, Marty Lewis, Charlie Johnson, Bruce Lella
Submitted By: Tim Steele on Jan 12, 2007

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moving through the crux traverse

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Description 

A great route. 4th class up to the first bolt, pull a roof, and eek up the airy arête.


Location 

The Left most route of the farthest North facing side of the tower.


Protection 

9 bolts.



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By Tavis Ricksecker
From: Bishop, ca
Jan 18, 2007

Amazing route! The steep traverse diagonaling line from the first bolt to the arete is the crux, and with only 15' of climbing leaves you with over 100' of air beneath your heels! After a rest perched on the arete, get ready to puzzle through steadily thinning holds to a tricky second crux just below the anchor. A superb pitch, one of my favorite sport climbs ever.

By Callie Rennison
From: Boulder, Colorado
Aug 16, 2009

Really terrific route! Can't wait to do it again!

By rickziegler
Mar 16, 2012

Worn, open shuts replaced with new bolts and mussy hooks. Paid for by donations collected at Wilson's and the Rubber Room.