Type: Trad, 180 ft (55 m), 2 pitches
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Ladd Raine on Sep 30, 2007
Admins: Ladd Raine, Jonathan S, Robert Hall

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Enjoyable climbing on the second pitch more than makes up for the bad first pitch and it's weird body positions an gear.

P1: Start up the route from just behind the boulder and make awkward moves up to a pin, clip it and make a traverse move right (crux) place a piece and grovel into the chimney. Pull the flaring chimney and setup an anchor, either use the horn backed up or the crack.

P2: Stem, Layback, or straight on your way up the short WIDE chimney, it is very classic and unforgettable. clip the pin at the top and traverse 20' right to a rap station and belay up your second.

2 60m ropes reach the ground.

See comment if you only have one rope. R Hall, Ad in,ME

Location Suggest change

This climb can be found where the approach trail comes to a fork, locate the big boulder right in front of you, the route starts from behind the boulder and ascends the obvious broken easy 5th class ramp.

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Full rack to #4(2nd pitch needs big gear#2-#4)

1 pin on the 1st pitch.

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