Type: Trad, 150 ft (45 m)
FA: Alan Nelson and Dwight Twilley, November 1986.
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Shared By: Bob Gaines on Jan 6, 2013
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Begin at the extreme right side of the great southwest face slab, at a low point at a gap between boulders. The start is marked by a bolt about 20 feet up. Above the bolt, angle up and right on steepening slab (5.7 R) to a horizontal crack (3 inch pro). Bust crux moves up and left (5.9) to a second bolt then climb a brief right-facing corner/flake. Above the corner, wander up and left on easier, but runout (5.6 R) friction slab to a belay ledge. (2 to 3 inch gear anchor).

Descent. Walk about 30 feet left to a 2-bolt anchor, then make two rappels to descend.(Both rappels are less than 100 ft.)

Alternately, you can solo off (exposed class 3) left (north) across the top of the face, then down a smooth slab (class 4) on the north shoulder.

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2 bolts, CDs from 2 to 3 inches.

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