Barnie's Corner  5.10a

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Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.10a [details] FA:  (FFA) Jim Craighead and Mark Wehde, 1987 Submitted By:  Kris Gorny on May 22, 2006 You & This Route  |  Other Opinions (6) Your todo list: Your stars: Your rating: -none- [change] Your ticklist: [add new tick]

Peyton Hassinger leading Barnie's Corner. Oct. 31,...

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Description 

The route ascends a crack inside the large corner to the right of Roof Burner. Go up the initial large steps and commit to an awkward bulging hand crack (5.10a). Above the bulge the route eases off to 5.7-8. The rock is solid throughout the crux but becomes rotten higher up and feels like climbing bookshelves in a library (belayers beware). It is also difficult to place any reliable pro in the upper section. The best way to finish the route is to continue up the corner until it is possible to traverse diagonally left onto solid rock and clip the anchors for Roof Burner.

The moves through the crux are interesting and fun and it would be a great climb if it wasn't for the loose rock above.

Protection 

Medium nuts. Cam sizes BD #.75-3 or equivalent.

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Peyton fighting frigid temps on Barnie's Corner on...