Type: Trad, 200 ft (61 m), 2 pitches
FA: Mike and Judy Yates, Al DeMaria, 1965
Page Views: 2,744 total · 12/month
Shared By: John Peterson on Mar 15, 2006
Admins: Morgan Patterson, M Santisi, chris vultaggio

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The Williams Wall is the most popular part of the "far Nears" and has started to draw occasional crowds. All of the routes in this area are pretty good - much better than those in the central part of the Nears.

Punch and Judy starts up clean, easier rock just past the steeper part of the face. It can be used to set a TR on the harder routes to the right.

P1: Climb up and then trend right to a belay on the big pine tree of Madding Crowd. You can rap at this point. 5.5, 100'.

P2: This looks improbable but it's not too bad - go right and then up through a steep section. Continue angling up right to the top. With proper care a 5.5 line can be found. Don't expect much chalk to guide you. The photo in Williams is your best bet to stay on route here. 5.5, 100'.

Protection Suggest change

Standard Gunks rack

Location Suggest change

Near the left end of the Williams Wall at the Nears. Start 35' left of the thin crack of Akidlleativytoowouldn'tyou, at the base of a left-facing corner.

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