Type: | Trad, Sport, 125 ft (38 m) |
FA: | Harrison Shull, Di Botello - 1999 |
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Shared By: | Andy Weinmann on Nov 28, 2011 · Updates |
Admins: | Andy Weinmann, Pat Goodman |
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Description
From the top of the block (mentioned in the Location section) go straight up to an overhang with an old manky pin about 5 ft below it and another manky-looking pin just above the lip. Place gear and move up past a few bolts. Step left to the corner and a nice rest. Climb the corner past another bolt and gear placements to a stance below the overhang. Climb the left side of the overhang and past the final bolts. There isn't much for gear past the last bolt but you can sling a large protruding block with a 48" runner. At the top you'll be where Dufty's Popoff tops out. For an anchor you can use the pine tree that's about 15' back from the edge.
Location
From the bolts atop the first pitch of Skyline Traverse move up and right until you're on top of the large block and a finger crack in front of you where you can get gear. About 15-20 ft up is the first overhang; locate the line of bolts above it. Dufty's Popoff goes further right from here, ascends the left-facing corner, and pulls the roof way up there on the right side; Rear Entry goes up the left side of the roof.
You will top out on Lower Broadway Ledge, next to the top of Dufty's Popoff and Skyline Traverse.
Descend via the Bee Sting Corner rap line or walk off by scrambling around the corner to Luncheon Ledge.
You will top out on Lower Broadway Ledge, next to the top of Dufty's Popoff and Skyline Traverse.
Descend via the Bee Sting Corner rap line or walk off by scrambling around the corner to Luncheon Ledge.
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