Type: Sport, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Ryan Kelly on May 7, 2009
Admins: Cameron Fraser, Liz

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A classic for the area, must do.

Starts with a strenuous layback on slippery feet, climbing a fading fingercrack in a huge right-facing corner. The climbing is solid 5.10 at the start, but you will quickly get some divots for your feet and things ease up quite a bit. This leads to even easier, yet enjoyable climbing on a traverse under the enormous roof. There may be a move or two to pull onto the belay ledge, depending on what holds you find.

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Center of the wall. Can't miss it.

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Bolts. Yes, the start could have been protected by small cams, but the traverse needed to be bolted so the whole line was done.

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