Type: Trad, 450 ft (136 m), 4 pitches
FA: Earl Wiggins & Steve Cheney, 1975 or 1976
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Pitch 1 – 5.9. Chase the left-trending arch up to a belay spot where it sort of breaks apart.

Pitcgh 2 – 5.10a. Continue up the arch to a sling belay.

Pitch 3 – 5.9. Do the same as pitch two, up and angling left in the arch.

Pitch 4 - 5.9. Go on up the arch to the end.

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This is located in the arch/corner system to the left of the big roof.

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Gear to 4".

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GB onsighting the cool opening sequence, 10/17/81. This turned out to be the only way to reach the compelling flake/crack systems that compose most of the route.
GB onsighting the cool opening sequence, 10/17/…
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Anne entering the route's crux, which is at the top of P1, an awkward, bulging jamming/stemming sequence (10a), Nov. 6, 1983.
Anne entering the route's crux, which is at the…
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Anne following on double-ropes, 11/06/83.
Anne following on double-ropes, 11/06/83.
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Anne Leibold attracting strong gravity, 11/06/83. The start is in the shade to her left. The route's crux is in the steep, lowest segment of the long left-facing, left-leaning dihedral/flake, above the shaded roof, below the top of P1.
Anne Leibold attracting strong gravity, 11/06/8…
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As the sun sinks slowly in the west... the start of pitch three. The approach was long and an exploration into the unknown. No guidebook existed; and we had to discover the long approach, which we reversed in the dark. Photo by Steven Sarns.
As the sun sinks slowly in the west... the star…
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Pitch two, November 6, 1983.
Pitch two, November 6, 1983.
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Pitch two, 10/17/81.
Pitch two, 10/17/81.
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Steve Sarns follows pitch one, 10/17/81. From the fragile top of the flake, an unprotected blank puzzle must be solved.
Steve Sarns follows pitch one, 10/17/81. From t…
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GB moving up and right to the amazing flake.
GB moving up and right to the amazing flake.
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