Type: Sport, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: Wolfgang Gullich, '83
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Shared By: Monomaniac on Mar 18, 2015
Admins: Shawn Heath

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While technically a slab, this line is a bit steeper where it counts, and though the holds are more widely spaced, they tend to be more incut, resulting in fun, athletic movement for technically-minded climbers.

Begin easily up chossy white rock. Traverse along the right end of the roof to gain a shallow crack, which eventually peters out halfway up the headwall. A memorable, sequential crux sequence on amazing incuts heads left, where long reaches and highsteps continue up the impressive wall. One final, knee-knocking slab problem guards the distant anchor.

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Just left of center, linking intermittent vertical cracks. Study the topo closely as several lines cross this one.

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Around 10 bolts to a high anchor.

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