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Two Bag Face 

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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 80 feet
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
FA: Phil Heller, Alex Carr
Submitted By: Sam Stephens on May 8, 2011

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Gear, bolt anchor


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This is the prominent face and arete above the detached block at the base of the cliff after walking from the cave. Climb up the chimney passing an old bolt stud. Step off the top of the block onto the face, find some gear, following the seam on the right of the arete and eventually pull around the left about halfway up.



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By Seth Derr
From: harrisburg, pa
Dec 30, 2011

The R part is at the bottom and can actually be avoided by scrambling up to the ledge above the chimney from farther to the right of the climb. That being said, the hairy part is over quick and this climb should not be missed, it is super dooper dank.

By Phil S
From: Columbus, OH
Apr 28, 2013

This route is a gem with some of the most fantastic exposure you'll experience at the New with extremely fun climbing and great rock, too!

I did this on the morning of a warm spring day and by the time I lowered off the top, the rock was sunny and hot and there were many wasps occupying the upper face to the right of the arete. I didn't see any nests but just a heads up.