Type: Trad, 130 ft (39 m), 2 pitches
FA: Steve Hattenbach & Karl Kiser, Fall 2008
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Shared By: Karl R. Kiser on Jan 18, 2011
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Pitch 1: This is a funky pitch that shouldn't be taken lightly. Start to the right of the cave/alcove and climbing the left facing corner to a bolted anchor (with rap chains). This anchor is up and over the top on a large ledge. The thoughtful crux is relatively close to the ground so don't pass up gear on the bottom 3rd of the route. When the initial first bottom crack ends, you move up and right to stay in the corner, not left onto the face.

Pitch 2: This short second pitch goes up the quality left facing dihedral directly in front of the belay. Climb the clean corner to a bolted anchor (with rap chains) at the top on the left face. Lots of gear options and easy climbing.

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Start to the right of the cave/alcove in the left facing corner. If you pass the route, you'll start heading uphill and around the corner to the climbs on the clean upper face.

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Microcams for pitch 1, double cams in Black Diamond sizes .3-#2, set of nuts. Both pitches have bolted anchors with chains for rappelling,

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