Type: Trad, 220 ft (67 m), 3 pitches
FA: Patrick Munn and Dominic Eisinger, summer '94; FFA p3 Jon Clark 10/29/2022
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Shared By: Chris Duca on Dec 14, 2007 · Updates
Admins: Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer

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Description Suggest change

Psalm 32--the song of forgiveness--is the tremendous, plumb line right of Southern Hospitality (5.11+) that snakes its way up the cliff using incipient cracks, thin faces and corners.

Pitch 1:

Follow the crack in the vertical dike up to a series of bolts and a balancy crux sequence. Belay at bolts out right on a ledge under an ominous roof. 5.12a, 50 feet

Pitch 2:

Climb a right-facing corner to a ceiling. Climb through the ceiling and then move right through a difficult section to the arete. Climb the face right of the arete and then move left to an anchor on a ledge.  5.12b, 90 feet

Pitch 3:

Incredibly intricate and stacked with cruxes.  Step left off of the belay and work up a shallow right-facing corner to a stance. Sustained climbing up twin seams ends at a rest of sorts. Pull left onto the headwall and follow discontinuous cracks to a spacious ledge and an anchor. 5.13a, 100 feet

Location Suggest change

About 80 feet to the right of Gamesmanship. on a low wall. Psalm 32 is the furthest crack line to the right.

Protection Suggest change

3/8" to 1.5" cams, small wires, and RPs

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