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Bitter Table for One 

5.9

   

FA: 2007 Tony Horness, Tony Lusk, Andy Tretiakoff
New Route: Yes
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 70 feet
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Submitted By: Antoine Horness on Aug 11, 2008


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Description 

Climb left of the bulge, the crux is off the ledge. The top part is fun with good exposure


Location 

10th route from the north end starts left of the obvious roof at Matterhorness


Protection 

B,C


Description 

Climb left of the bulge, harder to do without using the tree at the ledge


Location 

10th route from the north end starts left of the obvious roof at Matterhorness


Protection 

B,C



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By JayCap
Sep 22, 2008
rating: 5.9

Using the tree at the ledge? That tree doesn't look like it'll be there forever. Don't use tree and let's grade this climb for what it is, a good 5.9. Either that, or maybe I was having an off day when I climbed it. Anyway, this route is fun with three distinct cruxes. It climbs like three stacked boulder problems with breaks in between.

By Eric Ruljancich
From: Tucson, AZ / Vancouver, BC
Jan 30, 2009
rating: 5.9

The tree is no longer. Solid 5.9 now. Watch yourself climbing above the ledge. A fall here with a loose belay would equal broken ankles, or impalement on the agave growing right under the bolt. The last three feet are rather grainy and crumbly.

By David K
Feb 2, 2009

Tree is gone. If you're short, this is harder because climbing the arette without feet is tough.

By Mike Senigo
From: Tucson, AZ
Jun 5, 2009
rating: 5.9

Use the two holds just under the horn just right of the bolt above the ledge. Get your feet on and pull, its a fun move and that horn is money.