Agent Orange 5.11b
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| Type: | Trad, Sport, 1 pitch, 90 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.11 [details] |
| FA: | Brad White & Ian Cruickshank June, 1993 |
| Submitted By: | Chris Duca on Feb 27, 2008 |
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Description Agent Orange is a test of both slab wizardry and jamming prowess.
Start up a flake/block and climb to a comfortable stance below the black slab. Delicately move up the face trending right past 3 bolts and the first crux, then veer left, climbing past another bolt and the second crux. Rest, then tackle the pumpy, right-angling, gear-protected corner to a double bolt anchor.
Note: This route gets a lot of mid- to late morning sun.
Location About midway down the cliff from the left at a large right-facing corner with a block/flake at its base. About 200 feet to the left of the Vultures Wall.
Protection 10 draws, and singles from .5 to a #2 Camalot. A single 60m rope gets you down.
By bayard russell jr
From: Madison, NH
May 4, 2011
| New chain anchors here, no more ratty ol' tat. |
By burlap submariner
Oct 27, 2011
| it should be noted that it is wise to stick clip the second bolt, if you botched the clip you would hit the block just off the ground. the slab crux is very tricky and barely there, the upper crux more of a V2+ boulder problem with a pumpy corner to finish. excellent route. |
By JChepes
From: North Andover, MA
Sep 10, 2012
| Also note that cold shut before trad section is spinning and the weld did not look good. |
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