Type: Trad, 70 ft (21 m)
FA: Paul and Sandy Bucher, Skyler Penrod
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Shared By: Goodman Sachs on May 13, 2011
Admins: slim, Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C

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Obvious crack up the middle of the face. Starts off in a hand crack then quickly widens to a short off-width that quickly turns into a small chimney that leads to a roof. Traverse 6-8 ft on good holds and pull the roof to a 3 bolt anchor. Even with a few hours of cleaning the route is still fairly dirty but will clean with future ascents.

It is possible to toprope the climb by scrambling up the backside at about 5.4 or so and doing a short (10ft?) rappel to the climbs anchors. Leader should leave a good directional in the roof for anyone following or top roping the route.

Location Suggest change

Go just past Mile Marker 1 on Highway 128. Climb is on a semi detached pillar on the right side of the road almost directly across from the information Kiosks.

Protection Suggest change

Our rack and what I would recommend was (In Camelots) #1,#2,(2)#3,Old #4,(4)#5,#6.
You could bring an additional #2,#5, and #6 if you like to really sew things up.

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