Type: Trad, Sport, 165 ft (50 m)
FA: Paul Muehl, Pete DeLannoy, and Renn Fenton (7/8/85)
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Shared By: joelhagan Hagan on Nov 7, 2007
Admins: Peter Gram, Greg Parker, Mikel Madsen, Mark Rafferty

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Description Suggest change

The lower crack is fairly easy climbing with great placement options. After climbing for about 25 feet you traverse to the left over a bulge and do a short traverse. This is a bit scary as there aren't too many gear options. Head up again after about 10 feet with good gear placements behind a flake. The crux for me was the face climbing which starts at about half way up the climb on top of the flakes.

Location Suggest change

The route is located on the northeast corner of the formation in an obvious dihedral. You can climb this or the nice crack on the face. Two ropes will be needed to get down to your starting point. You may want to bring webbing to replace the anchor. It was ok as of 11/07/07, but usually gets brittle quickly.

Protection Suggest change

The bottom half takes bomber nuts, cams, and I placed a hex as well. The top half is bolted. Bring a lot of slings with biners for the bottom and at least 8 draws for the top bolted section.

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