Type: Trad, 200 ft (61 m), 2 pitches
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Rodger Raubach on Oct 11, 2010
Admins: GRK, Mike Engle, Eric Bluemn

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Description Suggest change

This route on the East face of Bath Rock begins in an alcove behind a prominent juniper tree near the sign "Bath Rock." Climb up and then right following some slanting cracks into a prominent dihedral. Follow the dihedral to where it steepens and set a belay. Gear belay using larger cams.Several options present here, but following line of least resistance upward initially left to a crack and trending right, up through several overlaps to a notch at the top of the rock. Gear anchor. Also described in the Bingham guidebook, and rated 5.5*

Location Suggest change

East face of bath Rock.
Descend the rebar route on the SW face.

Protection Suggest change

No fixed gear, bring cams to 4". Several smaller cams and nuts are helpful, and longer runners to reduce rope drag.

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