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5.8

   

FA: 8/2000 Katey Blumenthal, Paul Duval, Karen Hargrove and Cindy Tolle
Type: Trad, Sport
Consensus: 5.8- [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 90 feet
Season: Any
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Submitted By: joelhagan on Apr 21, 2007


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Jugs leading Katey's Route...


Description 

Katey's Route starts just to the right of Lander Turkey Shoot on the opposite side of the Gully. It is an obvious line of bolts going up a nice face with crystals in all the right places


Location 

The route tops out at the anchors for the first pitch of the Retable Route. Use these anchors and rap down the south side.


Protection 

This is a nice bolted route with 6 or 7 bolts, take more quickdraws just in case. After the 5.8 face ends there is about 30 feet of run-out 5.2 climbing on nice big holds. It is possible to sling at least one crystal, but by the time you do you realize it would be easier to just keep going.



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Route just right of Turkey Shoot and as seen from the summit of Inner Course. The bolt anchors are on the middle of the three small knobs and the rap anchors/chains are on the knob furthest to the right of the three.

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By John Gunnels
From: Gillette, WY
Sep 4, 2007
rating: 5.8

My wife just led this route yesterday. Several variations that you can put together make this quite fun. Only 5 bolts on the route with the top being quite run out... but the final 45 feet is very easy.

By Paul Huebner
From: Portage, WI
Sep 30, 2008
rating: 5.7+ R

Just led this climb on 9/28. It was a fun climb, but the first 15 feet of run-out above the 5th bolt is pretty vertical and I believe still consists of 5.7 moves. The angle than eases and is quite juggy the rest of the way up to the nice anchor bolts.

By Sean Wolf
From: Golden, CO
Jun 8, 2009
rating: 5.8

I had a hold break off on me on this route which was exciting. I felt like it required some pretty delicate movements with a lot of high stepping.