Type: | Trad, 125 ft (38 m), 2 pitches |
FA: | Roddy Miller and Jim Andress (1958) |
Page Views: | 2,810 total · 14/month |
Shared By: | Tim Schafstall on Apr 9, 2008 |
Admins: | Morgan Patterson, RJ B |
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Description
P1 - Climb the corner (#4 Camalot at top) then exit left at the left side of the large overhang and up to a ledge. Up the face to a nice ledge and oak tree belay/rap station.
P2 - Go left about 10 feet, then climb up and right past several old pins to join Belly Roll to a large pine tree at the top, or follow a corner above the belay to the top. The former version has nicer climbing and is a great lead for the beginning leader to get some exposure. The latter is the original P2.
Descend via Radcliffe (closer and faster and a fun little downclimb, but more obscure) or the Uberfall Descent. Please do not rap off the top of the cliff in this area on a busy day.
P2 - Go left about 10 feet, then climb up and right past several old pins to join Belly Roll to a large pine tree at the top, or follow a corner above the belay to the top. The former version has nicer climbing and is a great lead for the beginning leader to get some exposure. The latter is the original P2.
Descend via Radcliffe (closer and faster and a fun little downclimb, but more obscure) or the Uberfall Descent. Please do not rap off the top of the cliff in this area on a busy day.
Location
At a tree just right of the obvious Belly Roll chimney, and below a large overhang 20 feet up.
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