Type: | Sport, 90 ft (27 m) |
FA: | Bob D'Antonio, Mike Baker, Mike McGill |
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Shared By: | George Perkins on Jul 16, 2009 |
Admins: | Jason Halladay, Mike Hoskins, Anna Brown |
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Description
Across the View has fun moves on tufa-like features. Lichen is evidence of the lack of traffic, probably in large part due to what used to be an annoying approach pitch.
Scramble up to the alcove ledge by the easiest path, which should be no harder than 5.2 (or better yet, climb the new direct start). An optional belay can be had at the alcove ledge-- useful if climbing both headwall routes. A steep section past the first bolt is much easier than it looks, because the huecos are huge. Above, bust left and go up a black streak through the overhanging crux using some tufa-like holds.
The 2-bolt anchor has has lowering biners on screwlinks but the bolts are very poorly placed in dishes and lowering on these biners will results in a lot of drag and rope twisting. Therefore, it's best to continue 5' farther up and right to the Presumed To Be Modern anchor on easy terrain.
A 60m rope will just barely reach from the ground to the anchor, and back to the ground, with rope stretch.
Scramble up to the alcove ledge by the easiest path, which should be no harder than 5.2 (or better yet, climb the new direct start). An optional belay can be had at the alcove ledge-- useful if climbing both headwall routes. A steep section past the first bolt is much easier than it looks, because the huecos are huge. Above, bust left and go up a black streak through the overhanging crux using some tufa-like holds.
The 2-bolt anchor has has lowering biners on screwlinks but the bolts are very poorly placed in dishes and lowering on these biners will results in a lot of drag and rope twisting. Therefore, it's best to continue 5' farther up and right to the Presumed To Be Modern anchor on easy terrain.
A 60m rope will just barely reach from the ground to the anchor, and back to the ground, with rope stretch.
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