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Where the Sidewalk Ends 

Where the Sidewalk Ends 

5.11b

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 160 feet
Consensus: 5.11b [details]
FA: Stan Price
Submitted By: richard magill on Sep 7, 2006

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Description 

Great route, seems like a bit of an earth journey for a sport route - 160 feet of high quality steep pulling.

The route is overhanging but there are several breaks and ledges where you can get good rests.

The crux is near the top where you will definitely feel a pump.

Of all the routes here, this one also has the highest stone quality.

Super classic!


Location 

On the left side of the sidewalk buttress. Look for a LONG route upt the big buttress.


Protection 

About 18-20 bolts to anchors at 160 feet. Bring lots of draws and a rap device. Trail a rope so you can rap off when you get to the anchors.

One rope wont reach! A 70 meter rope still won't even get you close.



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By Bryson Slothower
Sep 7, 2006

I thinks it's like 23 or 24 bolts even.

a bit dirty in spots but great climbing. This was the first route I climbed at Ten Sleep. Quite the intro!