Type: Trad, 410 ft (124 m), 4 pitches, Grade III
FA: Jim Beyer
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Shared By: Jesse Zacher on Apr 6, 2006
Admins: slim, Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C

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This thing is supposed to clock in at 5.9. We made it up the first two pitches; the first pitch is a shallow off width with minimal small gear at the back. The second pitch is awesome. You deal with a corner with a two large cracks coming at you one from each side. Worth doing for the second pitch. After that you have to be comfortable with chimneys or bring lots of Gold Big Bros because it’s really wide and really long. There is a detached pillar at the top of the 2nd pitch on which we put some webbing around and a rap ring to bail off. There is not fixed gear on the route except for what is described as a “single pin to rappel off of at the top". Lots of loose rock and besides my party I haven’t seen anyone on it before. Be prepared for a famous Beyer Adventure.

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to the left of Jingus Launch
Mystery Route and just to the right (3 feet-ish) of Wild-eyed Dear.

Protection Suggest change

1st pitch:Small stuff (nuts and small cams)
2nd pitch: Large (5 Camalot) to hand size cams pieces
3rd pitch:large Big bros
4th pitch:unknown

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