Type: Trad, 400 ft (121 m), 5 pitches
FA: DjTelle TomS
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Shared By: Dj telle on Feb 20, 2025
Admins: adrian montaƱo, Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen

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The Oak Line follows a series of weaknesses with finger cracks,  hand cracks and slabs. The route gets shade til early afternoon and is a walk off from the top. Most pitches get a 5.10 rating making it a nice challenge !

1.  Varied Finger cracks to hands and small OW section. Belay at the nice ledge by small tree. (.10)

2.  Stem up chimney and exit onto low angle slab which leads into a few challenging boulder crack moves. You will arrive at a two bolt anchor. (.10)

3.  From the anchor step right on polished slab with good pro and follow it to a small ledge. From here, place a small solid cam and run out the unprotected Red Dike to the next large ledge where you can traverse left 40/50 ft to belay by the tree.  (.10) and (.8+R) 

4. Ascend steep meaty hand crack and traverse hard right for 30 feet on a series of weaknesses and small ledges. Belay near the top (.10)

5. Scramble to the top

Walk off 

Only a two bolt anchor on top of pitch 2.
one can rappel from here with a 60/70 m 

Location Suggest change

Locate the set of big Oak trees in the middle area of the wall and go up the gully to its end. The first pitch finger crack can be seen. 

Protection Suggest change

Doubles 00-2 and one set of 3,4,5,6

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