04) Barron Von Mischke
5.11- YDS 6c French 22 Ewbanks VIII- UIAA 22 ZA E3 5c British
Avg: 2.5 from 26 votes
Type: | Sport, TR, 65 ft (20 m) |
FA: | FA Project by Joe Mueller |
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Shared By: | Dreez on Oct 11, 2010 · Updates |
Admins: | K Ice, Kris Gorny |
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Description
Same start as Ramp of Death but finish straight up. The cool crux is at the last 15 feet. Work the drill holes to the right of the bolts. There are lips on them that you lie back. If you can get your foot in the little slot in the drill hole and then big throw to ledge on left left of bolt. You can also go up left on ledges but the lie back is way too cool. Finish on tiny ledges to the right of the anchor.
Mostly 5.8 moves until the top panel. You can escape right if you can't do it.
Try to avoid the inscription on the wall from 1915. It is historical value.
Named after Joe's latest crag dog in training.
Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear
if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez
Mostly 5.8 moves until the top panel. You can escape right if you can't do it.
Try to avoid the inscription on the wall from 1915. It is historical value.
Named after Joe's latest crag dog in training.
Prefer no drytooling here. Drytooling destroys routes. Tradition is to use web anchors and trad gear
if you really need to drytool. Bolts are for sport climbers. Let's save these climbs for YOUR kids. Thanks. Dreez
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