Type: | Trad, 55 ft (17 m) |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | George Perkins on Apr 10, 2008 |
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Description
This left-facing corner is an obvious line on John's.
A bouldery crux at the bottom is unprotected for about 15', or use a stick clip to clip the first bolt of Easter Rising. It looks like the holds are positive, but many are slopers. With a stickclip, this climb is well-protected with no unusual risk. If you don't want to clip the bolt, it's only another foot or two until the first good gear placement: a hand size cam. Might feel hard for its original 5.7 grade.
A bouldery crux at the bottom is unprotected for about 15', or use a stick clip to clip the first bolt of Easter Rising. It looks like the holds are positive, but many are slopers. With a stickclip, this climb is well-protected with no unusual risk. If you don't want to clip the bolt, it's only another foot or two until the first good gear placement: a hand size cam. Might feel hard for its original 5.7 grade.
Location
The obvious left-facing dihedral just to the left of the bolted line Easter Rising and right of the bolted line Alberta.
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