Peter's Project Right Side 5.9
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Description Peter's Project Right side is found just to the right of Peter's Project. Start out by looking for a curved flake to grab onto with the fingers of both hands. Set your feet on the wall about two feet off the deck, then reach up with your right hand to a sidepull hold. Move your feet higher, then reach up with your left hand to a pocket, followed by your right hand grabbing a sharp pocket. Mix in some fancy footwork and you're on your way.
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By Steve Sangdahl
From: eldo sprngs,co
Sep 30, 2002
| first lead by Errol Morris. |
By Tom Anderson-Brown
From: Madison, WI
Oct 1, 2002
rating: 5.9+
| Steve,Thanks for the info on Errol's ascent. I was lucky enough to climb this on TR with Errol as my belayer last Saturday. He's a very nice guy. Thanks for the pointers Errol! |
By Tom Anderson-Brown
From: Madison, WI
Jun 21, 2005
rating: 5.9+
| I had a chance to climb this route again over the weekend, and unlike before, I made a successful attempt. The route is very crimpy. Some of the moves remind me of Stretcher. Seems similar in difficulty too, maybe a bit harder even. PP Right Side was my favorite route of the day. Highly recommended. |
By John W. Knoernschild
From: Wisconsin
Sep 22, 2008
rating: 5.9
| Fun climb. The beginning is great. If only the rest of the route was. After you get to the tree in the middle, the rest is very contrived. |
By Peter Arndt
From: Baraboo, WI
Sep 22, 2008
rating: 5.9+
| Terry Kieck once told me the Peter's Right Side was harder for taller people. |
By Deborah Sherwin
Aug 7, 2011
| Where does the route go after the tree in the middle? To the left of the tree and back onto PP's right-hand crack? or to the right of the tree and straight up? Tried the route on top rope this weekend and didn't get very far, but when I go back would be good to know which side is best to build my anchor. |
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