Hooterville 

FA:  JSt, EFR, Wing Ng, Scott Conners,'06 New Route:  Yes Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.11- [details] Length:  1 pitch, 90 feet Views: 144 page views Submitted By: Eric Rhicard on Jun 4, 2006 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

The crux is turning the roof at the top of the steep orange face. You can add a letter grade or two if you are shorter than 5 feet 4. At the bolt below the roof of the upper dihedral it is easiest to go straight over roof. This is where you will find the jugs. Going left is 5.10 or so.

Location 

This route climbs the right side of the steep orange face that is capped by a roof band. You are on the right route if a staircase of ledges lead up and right to a crack gully system. This stair case is the start of Little Jack Corner.

Protection 

Mostly bolts. You will want to take a #3 Camalot to get you to the bolt above the ledge. A wired nut finger sized or bigger can go in above the bolt. Then a couple of finger sized nuts will get you to the final bolt 20 feet higher.