Type: Sport, 150 ft (45 m), 2 pitches
GPS: 32.39733, -110.68613
FA: Anders Zway, Dominic Weinstock
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Shared By: James P. Hunter on Oct 14, 2010
Admins: adrian montaƱo, Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen

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Awesome overhanging jug haul. There are two belay bolts since the gully you start in is quite steep. Getting to the first bolt is kinda exciting, but its on easy ground. Clip the first bolt and and get ready to fight the pump. The crux is about half way up. The holds on this route are just super unique and amazing.

This route is 2 pitches but the 5.10+ pitch has mussy hooks at the top and you can just clip and lower as a single pitch. Or you can clip the mussy and keep moving to a huge ledge where there is another set of belay bolts. Then follow the bolt line (5.9) over an awesome feature. From the last bolt move slightly right to the anchors, its run out here, but on easy ground.

Location Suggest change

Park at San Padro pull out. Hop the wall and take the trail uphill. Follow the trail till it forks. Go right up a switch back still moving uphill. When you get to a small saddle look left and fallow the trail to the top of the hill. When at the top of the hill walk South (right) on the ridge then dropping down a gully on your left. Then move in the small canyon between Vatican wall and riddler wall. The Dark Pope is on the far North end of the Vatican wall. See topos.

Protection Suggest change

Bolts, Mussy Hooks

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