Type: Trad, 35 ft (11 m)
FA: Tim Anderson
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Shared By: Jeremy Steck on Aug 2, 2010
Admins: Justin Johnsen, SCPC, SWPACC, EPAC

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Description Suggest change

This is probably one of the hardest established lines at The Knobs, however there's potential for much harder if someone was motivated. Start on the overhanging left facing dihedral. Climb up the dihedral passing the first bolt and keep going to get somewhat of a stance to clip the second bolt. From here, follow the dihedral as it becomes much less positive and head slightly right aiming for the next horizontal crack (crux). You can place gear in this horizontal, but you're still only a few feet away from the bolt, but it's recommended because since the route is so steep, a fall doesn't put you more than a body length off the ground. Continue straight up aiming for the next horizontal. You can place gear here too. From the horizontal, head up and left looking for pockets until you can reach the chain anchors.

Location Suggest change

From the approach trail, head right until you reach the corridor between the Main Block and the Mungo Jelly Block. Don't go through the corridor, head right and pass between the Mungo Jelly Block and the Lickmaster Block. Look for the overhanging wall to the left. This looks likes the most obvious line on the overhanging side of the Mungo Jelly Block.

Protection Suggest change

2 bolts. Gear from 1" to 3" depending on where you decide to put the pieces. Chain anchors (placed in 1998).

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