Type: Sport, 95 ft (29 m)
FA: Doug Reed, 1991
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Shared By: Jeremy Steck on Jun 14, 2009
Admins: Pat Goodman, Chris Whisenhunt, Amanda Smith, Pnelson

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This route is full value! A must do if you are in this area! Start by climbing up the arete, wandering from the left to right side. Pull through a small overhang and head up toward the larger overhang on the right side of the arete. When you reach the top overhang, pass it on the left face, then hand traverse back right to the peak. Heel hook and crank up onto the slabby right face using some shallow horizontals and make a reachy clip on the arete (crux). Climb up the slab for a few moves and traverse back left to the overhanging left face. From here, it's straight up on jugs to the anchors. 55M+ rope is needed to touch down. Great climb!!!

Location Suggest change

This route climbs the obvious arete that you will first see as you approach the 7-11 wall from the Butcher's Branch. Just to the right of Tony the Tiger.

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10 bolts, shuts.

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