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Routes in Hall of the Mountain Queens
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Freek Flag V4 6B |
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Good World V3 6A |
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Head Butt V1 5 |
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Mothers of Perpetual Indulgence V0 4 |
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Netherworld V3 6A |
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Not another add on V4 6B |
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Pretty In Pink V2 5+ |
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Pretty in Pink - Left Variation V4 6B |
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Problem A V1+ 5 |
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There Is No Party (Left Variation) V2 5+ |
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There Is No Party (Right) V1 5 |
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There is no Party Left (variation) V3 6A |
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You Can Cry If You Want To V1 5 |
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| Type: | Boulder |
| FA: | unknown |
| Page Views: | 1,438 total · 7/month |
| Shared By: | 72HW Holly on Dec 7, 2008 |
| Admins: | Aron Quiter, Euan Cameron, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes |
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Description
On the Hall of the Mountain Queen slab boulder, this committing V1 requires precise footwork to gain the security of the seamy jugs halfway up. A must do problem!
Location
Hall of the Mtn. Queens slab is a North face on a long, highish boulder creating one wall of the 'hall'.
A couple feet right of the obvious right trending ramp, the problem starts on thin crimps and thinnner feet, moving up to a sweet little finger crack then up to some horizontals. Look for the Thank God jug out left and downclimb the arete on the far left side of the boulder (as you face the climb) or walk down back and jump to adjacent ledge (not recommended).
A couple feet right of the obvious right trending ramp, the problem starts on thin crimps and thinnner feet, moving up to a sweet little finger crack then up to some horizontals. Look for the Thank God jug out left and downclimb the arete on the far left side of the boulder (as you face the climb) or walk down back and jump to adjacent ledge (not recommended).
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