Type: | Trad, Sport, 2 pitches |
FA: | Nathan Brown, Amber Russell Jan '03 |
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Shared By: | nbrown on Dec 3, 2007 |
Admins: | Ky Bishop, Steve Lineberry, Aaron Parlier |
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Description
This is a fun short slab route that was originally done with only the first 2 bolts. It finished up and left and around the small overlap/flake at the top to a s/s nut anchor that seems to keep disappearing. There was a 2 bolt anchor added, as well as a better and more direct finish, also protected by a new bolt. The old variation was slightly harder by going left at the second bolt (5.11-).
P-1 Climb up a short section of steepish rock to a high bolt (either stick clip, sling tree, or don't fall!). Note: There is a cam placement about 8' off the ground that some folks find useful. Continue up on some cool friction and small crystals to another bolt. A few crystals from the FA have broken making this whole section a bit less secure. Climb up and slightly right past some pockets (red tricam in one) to a stance and a 3rd (new) bolt. Continue up on good edges to a 2 bolt anchor (new).
P-2 Continue up and right on moderate ground to the top, or up and left into the belay for "Boot Hill".
P-1 Climb up a short section of steepish rock to a high bolt (either stick clip, sling tree, or don't fall!). Note: There is a cam placement about 8' off the ground that some folks find useful. Continue up on some cool friction and small crystals to another bolt. A few crystals from the FA have broken making this whole section a bit less secure. Climb up and slightly right past some pockets (red tricam in one) to a stance and a 3rd (new) bolt. Continue up on good edges to a 2 bolt anchor (new).
P-2 Continue up and right on moderate ground to the top, or up and left into the belay for "Boot Hill".
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