Type: Trad, 90 ft (27 m)
FA: Chuck Wilts Ellen Wilts & J. Moore, September 1951, FFA: Mark Powell and T. Rygg, 1963
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Shared By: Ryan Kelly on Aug 26, 2008
Admins: C Miller, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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An obscure route, mostly a slab traverse.

From the anchors atop the first pitch of Left Ski Track move left over easy ground past another set of double anchors and continue left and slightly down (the bolt up and left of the second set of double anchors is a different route) past two more bolts. Mostly easy climbing with a short crux on near non-existent hand holds. Consider protecting after the crux for your second. Afterwards head up to an obvious chimney (4th/5.0) that leads up to a set of anchors on your right.

ItÂ’s about a 90 foot rap straight down to the second set of anchors that you past at the start. I do not believe that you can rap from these with a 60m, unless you know otherwise traverse right to the Ski Track anchors to rap.

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There are two bolts, plus the set of double bolts. A single-length sling and/or small stopper would be nice to protect your second for the crux. A larger piece might be nice for in the chimney. Bolt anchors at top.

Protection Suggest change

Starts at the top of the Left Ski Track anchors and traverses left.

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