Type: Sport, 140 ft (42 m), 2 pitches
FA: TW, JW
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Shared By: Tal M on Mar 25, 2025
Admins: Jason Halladay, Luc-514

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P1: Another great first pitch of a multipitch worth doing on it's own. Scramble up the easy slab that leads to the finger/hand crack that is Natural Arch. Instead of heading up that line, find the bolt line just right of the crack. Pull onto the steeper face and hold on through steep and pumpy terrain. At the last bolt, make sure to turn 360º around to take in the views. If you're doing hard climbing any significant distance above your last bolt, you have made a mistake - it's a bit runout to the anchor but it should be on low 5th class terrain. 50ft, 4 bolts, 5.10+

P2: What a romp! Move up and left from the anchor to the bulge that leads into a dihedral and quickly dispatch this pitches crux before pulling onto the easier, featured, water groove above and follow this to an anchor high. Walkies or good rope communication recommended here at the river, and last of sightline to your climber make communication a bit of a challenge on this pitch. 90ft, 9 bolts, 5.10

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Below the obvious finger and hand crack in the middle of the cave formed by the lean-to boulder

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Camouflaged glue-ins - don't miss 'em!

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