Type: Trad, 160 ft (48 m), 2 pitches
FA: Mike Lee, Jon Sykes 2007
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Shared By: Robert Hall on Aug 23, 2015 · Updates
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Description Suggest change

Yup, as a friend once said of another climb: "Lot's of "plus" in that!"

The opening traverse moves are about 5.5+/-R with certain groundfall; stick-clipping the first bolt eliminates the "R".

START - Where the path rises, about 20 ft right of "Ocsar's Last Stand", and below the right hand of two HUGE solution pockets.

P1 - Climb to the right-hand pocket, move left to the left-hand pocket and clip the bolt. If necessary, dry your feet (pockets often have water) and then climb the smooth slab (crux, bolt #2) and on to the very nice crack above. 90 ft 5.7+

Best to find a directional above the crux to protect the follower(s) from a big swing on the crux.

P2 - "The Notches" lists a 2nd pitch of 70 ft.

Protection Suggest change

Std Rack, #2 and 1 1/2 Camalot(s) for the larger crack.

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