Type: | Sport, 210 ft (64 m), 2 pitches |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | Drake Pregnall on Oct 7, 2012 |
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Pitch 1
Climb up the big boulder that is leaning against the cliff to the left of the high point where it touches the face. Placing a 3 inch cam here can take a lot of the pucker out of making the first clip. Traverse left 4 or 5 feet before climbing up the face to a bulging horizontal. Climb up through a short slabby section to a roof. This is a bad place to fall. Clip the last bolt, pull the roof, and belay on any of the oak trees on the big "GT Ledge" style ledge that can let you access other climbs in the area like Peace Out, Garden of Leadin, and Jug Or Not
Pitch 2
Depending on where you built your first belay, you may want to move it left so as to position you better for minimizing rope drag off the deck on this pitch. Climb straight up the face clipping several bolts until there are no more above you. At this point, move up high and left to the only two bolts to the anchors over the last large section of climbing. The runout is not to be underestimated, but the climbing truly is easy.
Climb up the big boulder that is leaning against the cliff to the left of the high point where it touches the face. Placing a 3 inch cam here can take a lot of the pucker out of making the first clip. Traverse left 4 or 5 feet before climbing up the face to a bulging horizontal. Climb up through a short slabby section to a roof. This is a bad place to fall. Clip the last bolt, pull the roof, and belay on any of the oak trees on the big "GT Ledge" style ledge that can let you access other climbs in the area like Peace Out, Garden of Leadin, and Jug Or Not
Pitch 2
Depending on where you built your first belay, you may want to move it left so as to position you better for minimizing rope drag off the deck on this pitch. Climb straight up the face clipping several bolts until there are no more above you. At this point, move up high and left to the only two bolts to the anchors over the last large section of climbing. The runout is not to be underestimated, but the climbing truly is easy.
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