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Centerpiece
5.10a/b,
Trad, 100 ft (30 m),
Avg: 3.5 from 108
votes
FA: Grossman, Thompson; 1977
Arizona
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> 2 - Bear Canyon
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Description
This plum was picked in the late seventies by the prolific Steve Grossman. The route starts in the small dihedral to the right of Stoner's Boner. 20 feet up, it pulls a small roof with a hand crack in it. The top section gets steeper and finishes with good pro and a great steep hand crack that is as good as they come on Mt. Lemmon. Great rock, great line and great gear.
Protection
standared Lemmon rack with doubles in the hand sizes
az / pa
Denver, CO
az / pa
az / pa
Tucson, Arizona
Denver, CO
You'll never know how good/stiff it is if you don't get on it. I think we've all gotten on some things with a "I hope I can make it" attitude. I know lots of people who do.
Ithink it's good to know that you're not screwed/going to lose gear if it turns out that you can't finish the pitch. Oct 5, 2004
az / pa
I didn't find it so easy to pull on gear there at the wide spot below the top crack, and thought this was stiff for 5.10. Better to be solid @ 10's before you jump on this one.
Great climb still!!! Dec 1, 2005
tucson, az
Weird how one route is harder or easier for different climbers??? Feb 3, 2007
Billings Montana
Around Boulder, CO
One thing we can all agree on. Great route! Jan 1, 2008
Tucson, AZ
Tucson, AZ