Type: | Trad, Mixed, Alpine, 400 ft (121 m), 4 pitches, Grade II |
FA: | Sam Macke, Nate Brown 2/12/15 |
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Shared By: | Nathan Brown on Feb 12, 2015 |
Admins: | Mike Snyder, Taylor Spiegelberg, Jake Dickerson |
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Description
Hardest of the three big slab routes. Lots of vertical committing climbing.
Pitch 1: 30 meters. First 60' easy, followed by an awkward hard M6 section to a stance then another 20' of hard dihedral to a two bolt belay.
Pitch 2: 30 meters. Hard committing climbing marks the first and last fifteen feet of this pitch. Traverse 12' up and right off belay. Middle section of pitch was runout M5 with poor pro. Hatchety pins worked well on this pitch. Finish at a good stance and two bolts.
Pitch 3: 45 meters,M6 climbing straight above belay. Good fun hooking above crux to a good ledge, no bolts.
Pitch 4: 20 meters of excellent hooking with good foot holds. Finish at anchor 4 of "The Red Route" well to the right after achieving the big ledge.
Pitch 1: 30 meters. First 60' easy, followed by an awkward hard M6 section to a stance then another 20' of hard dihedral to a two bolt belay.
Pitch 2: 30 meters. Hard committing climbing marks the first and last fifteen feet of this pitch. Traverse 12' up and right off belay. Middle section of pitch was runout M5 with poor pro. Hatchety pins worked well on this pitch. Finish at a good stance and two bolts.
Pitch 3: 45 meters,M6 climbing straight above belay. Good fun hooking above crux to a good ledge, no bolts.
Pitch 4: 20 meters of excellent hooking with good foot holds. Finish at anchor 4 of "The Red Route" well to the right after achieving the big ledge.
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