A Route Runs Through It 5.10c
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 110 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.10+ [details] |
| FA: | Mike Brown & Jeff Buhl, 1992 |
| Submitted By: | M.Morley on Feb 5, 2006 |
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Description Perhaps the best line on the wall. Start right of Dazed and Confused. A tricky start leads to easier climbing past several bolts. Pull through the steep roof (awesome!), and continue up vertical crimpfest and crux.
Protection Many bolts.
BETA PHOTO: Happy Feet.
Top of Climb.
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| Comments on A Route Runs Through It |
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By Benjiman
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Oct 12, 2007
| I believe there are 12 or 13 bolts on this climb.
Route is ~35m long (rappelling with anything less than a 70m rope would be bad news). |
By Jeff Mahoney
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Mar 3, 2008
| Just move 10 feet over to the Gibbon/Soul bolts and rap from the links with a 60m. Angle slightly right at the bottom and you're good. |
By Joseph Stover
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Jun 8, 2010
| Alert* the scramble up to the belay area has many large loose blocks. If you stay to the right it is not as terrible, but followers beware. |
By Richard Shore
Jan 23, 2011
rating: 5.10d
| I think holds must have broken through the crux, felt harder than 10c to me. I thought it was harder than the 11a crux on vanishing flakes, so 10d is my vote :) |
By The Manatee
From: Santa Barbara, CA
Jan 24, 2011
rating: 5.10d
| I agree. Though the crux is well protected, the moves feel a bit harder than 10c. Can go right into the OW crack for fun 5.9 OW, just bring a #4 BD cam to protect or else you have to run it out about 25 feet like I had to. :) |
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