Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: Peter Croft FFA 1997, Equipper Doug Reed 1996
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Shared By: camhead on Nov 7, 2011
Admins: Pat Goodman, Chris Whisenhunt, Amanda Smith, Pnelson

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Obvious splitter crack that cuts through the headwall between Boomerang and Corner Pocket. Climb the first four bolts of Corner Pocket (there is gear available the whole way if you prefer to skip bolts), then move left into a broken fingercrack, interspersed with lots of jugs. At the base of the final headwall, make a slightly heady and very exposed traverse right to the steep splitter, which is mostly perfect fingers. After the splitter ends, bust slightly right again through dirty jugs, to anchors at the very top of the cliff.

The first 2/3rds of this route isn't so bad but the pump builds for the headwall!

Location Suggest change

between Boomerang/Push and Corner Pocket

Protection Suggest change

You can use everything from a 0 tcu to a 3 camalot, but the bulk of this route is .4 camalots/yellow Metolius/yellow Aliens. Six of that size would not be too many. And slings. Lots of slings.

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