Type: Trad, Sport, 1500 ft (455 m), 9 pitches, Grade III
FA: Jason Cronk, Bob Gentry, Todd Chavez - 2001
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Shared By: Pawel Szafruga on Feb 16, 2008 · Updates
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Friction slab at its best. The crux sections are bolted very well but a light rack to 1 inch helps in between. Poor pro and few bolts lead to some interesting run-outs on a couple of the easy pitches. Overall a phenomenal route.

Originally bolted on lead with a hand drill.

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Starts a couple hundred feet to the left of Regular Route. Hike down is easiest. All anchors are bolted, but if you must rap then Memorial route is the preferred way down.

Protection Suggest change

Light rack to 1 inch, maybe a 2 inch piece if it is lucky.

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General direction for the start of two climbs. Classic route on the right, Slippery Slope on the left.
General direction for the start of two climbs.…
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Looking at the first 40 feet where we started the first pitch. Marginal protection on easy terrain until the first bolt.
Looking at the first 40 feet where we started t…
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Start of the climb. Look for a large flake on the left of the starting position with a tree on top. Climb the sloping ledge that trends to the right, and then look up for the first bolt. General route direction in red.
Start of the climb. Look for a large flake on t…
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About 2/3 of the way up.
About 2/3 of the way up.
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