The Imaginator 5.11c
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| Type: | Sport, 3 pitches, 375 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11+ [details] |
| FA: | Dave Tidwell et al. |
| Submitted By: | Josh Janes on Sep 11, 2008 |
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Description The Imaginator is a consistant and fun outing up the center of the Imagination Wall. Begin at the center of the wall near a fairly tall tree. There are three small, short dihedrals here (maybe 40' tall). The leftmost one has a black roof/bulge extending from it's top off to the left. Begin in the rightmost one. P1: Climb up the dihedral past a few bolts then continue up the face above to a pillar-feature. Bear-hug up this feature past two or three bolts, then through the roof (crux) and belay at an uncomfortable stance underneath another roof. 130', 5.11c. P2: Skirt the roof to the left then head up to a very obvious wedge-shaped corner/roof feature. Pull around this to the left and establish above with some difficulty. Continue up to a good belay stance. 100', 5.11b. P3: Climb up off the belay past a bunch of weird iron intrusions. A difficult blank stretch leads to easier climbing and the top of the wall. 120', 5.11a. Rap the route with a single 70m rope. Make sure your rope is not a hair shorter than 70m -- you can only get down from the 3rd and 1st pitches with rope strech.
Protection 18 draws for the first pitch, 10 for each of the last two pitches.
| Comments on The Imaginator |
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By PDF Mar 1, 2009 rating: 5.11c/d R
| First pitch is amazing!! |
By Jon O'Brien From: Nevada Apr 21, 2009 rating: 5.11c R
| Anyone finished it? I thought that the first pitch was sick while being very well bolted. What's up with the second pitch? I fell clipping the bolt over the roof and totally decked against the slab! I'd say this route is definately an "R" rating. I don't get it... any beta? |
By Ryan Franz From: Boulder, CO Nov 9, 2010
| I remember I got the second lead when I did this back in 2004--I also took a weird fall against that slab. Made it kind of hard to go back up there and try it again, but it does come together. The third pitch is excellent, worth the trickiness of the second pitch! |
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