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Cakewalk 

5.12-

   

FA: Mark Force (late 70's)
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.12- [details]
Length: 70 feet
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Submitted By: Tavis Ricksecker on Jun 1, 2007


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Description 

Start on the blocky ledge left of Obediah, where Duck Soup, George's Niche, and the Horn also start. Scramble up and right to the obvious seam in a left facing corner. Slot a nut and make a few hard technical moves before the seam widens and eases. Great moves, but more of a boulder problem, really..


Location 

Just left of Obediah, just right of the Horn.


Protection 

Gear to 2"



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By Larry Coats
Sep 1, 2007

First free ascent: Mark Force (late 70's)- previously known as "Coffin Corner" - site of many failed attempts by other locals

By Jeremy Schlick
From: Flagstaff, AZ
May 3, 2008

A one or two trick pony without doubt, but what tricks they are! Deffinately worthy to get a .12 lead under the belt. You will also want some very small wires/cams/loweballs..