Type: Trad, 5 pitches, Grade V
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Paul F Rose on Apr 24, 2015
Admins: Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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P1 - 5.6/7R with relatively sparce natural pro until you get to a rusty pin where you step left on to a thin sloping dike, 5.8R, and diagonal up to a 2 bolt belay. P2 up a 5.8R slab to a corner with a much appreciated #2 set, dance around the corner onto a sea of granite waves, 5.2. Move up slightly left to a good natural ledge with good sets. P3 a short vertical Dike 5.9R (tasty)and onto a diagonal dike that runs up to the 4th belay of Snake Dike, 5.2R. There are a couple of bolts along this run, and you will need to use one of them for a belay, as a 70 meter rope is still short. From there finish on Snake Hike

Location Suggest change

When Snake Dike is full and you are feeling a bit more adventurous, the next route to the left is Deuceldike. This will run you around the first 4 pitches of Snake Dike and land you where the route turns to 5.3-. At this point it is easy to share space.

Protection Suggest change

Maybe 2 bolts per pitch, and sparse natural protection (only on the first 2 pitches) pieces #2 and smaller

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