Type: Trad, 65 ft (20 m)
FA: J.Snyder
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Shared By: Jeffrey Snyder on Dec 30, 2013
Admins: Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen

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Poquito Bandito is a aesthetic and steep mixed route that sits in the center sun-vortex of Oak Creek Spire's South Face. Reminiscent of Indian Creek with trademark characteristics of Sedona, this short but fierce pitch will try and steal the send.

Start up jumbled terrain, clean your shoes and start up steep fingers to a short rest. Fire the tips boulder problem to a ledge. Switch gears and power tech-mantle your way through 3 bolts to the anchor.

Please be courteous to dry rock and the current location of requisite features...

Location Suggest change

Approach as you would for Oak Creek Spire. Poquito Bandito sits center of the sunny South Face above large boulders in a scree field. There is a faint trail that leads up the S.East slick rock ridge towards the original rappels of O.C.S.

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Small Rack:
C4 #1
C4 .4 x 2
C4 .3 x 2
3 bolts
2 bolt anchor

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