Name that route by description PNW edition

Stems and seeds?

Drederek wrote:

Stems and seeds?

I like where you’re going with that, but unfortunately wrong theme.

The route would be best climbed in the golden hour

Golden buckets?

Daniel Chode Rider wrote:

Golden buckets?

On the right theme. But this is a 4 star classic and one of the best of its style in the grade anywhere  

Gold Rush!

Is it Alchemy? 

It’s almost certainly Alchemy, but in case it’s not, Midas touch?

Definitely alchemy! You’re up Matt 

I’ll keep things rolling…

A gully of cracks, 

Resides an anomaly,

No pull, only press.

Pure palm?

Deven Lewis wrote:

Pure palm?

Nice job Deven! You’re turn

This Off width shares the same name as the party capital of the south. The first ascensionist is notorious for turning shit cracks to instant classics.

Edit:The FA has cleaned out many cracks in Index ,Leavenworth and vantage but this route is not at any of these.

This route is on the most foul mouth crag in Idaho 

Not carnival crack.

Carnival crack

 Do you need to bring beads?

New Orleans?

Andrew Davidson wrote:

 Do you need to bring beads?

New Orleans?

Haha nice job Andrew it’s all you.

This "newer" moderate multipitch covers roughly 70% new terrain, but you can't get to it driving in West Hollywood.

You're up Rob

Sunset Strip

Deven Lewis wrote:

This route is on the most foul mouth crag in Idaho 

Not carnival crack.

Idaho is not technically part of the PNW

Dan Bookless wrote:

Idaho is not technically part of the PNW

I’d agree with you, but it was agreed earlier in the thread it was https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pacific_Northwest

The panhandle definitely is part of PNW it even shares the time zone. Southern Idaho well that kinda pushing it.:)

This ultra-classic is typically climbed over two days but has seen a recent car-to-car blitz in a blistering sub-6 hours, unseating the previous record from a well-known PNW alpinist.

Edit: Correct Saign! In 2018, Scott Bennett (solo) went C2C in 5'57" from Esmerelda Trailhead, bettering Colin Haley and Andy Wyatt's time of 6'45" a few years earlier.