Birthday Chimney 5.3
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Description Birthday Chimney sits in the corner between Birthday Crack (route 9) and Caesarian West Face (route 11). The route isn't really climbed as an offwidth chimney. Climb this route using face holds and ledges on the wall to your left and the tower to your right. Step up on ledges with your feet, using an occasional stem between the face and the tower. For novice leaders there are plenty of nice resting spots, making this a good route to try out the sharp end.
Protection Stadard Rack
BETA PHOTO: Birthday Crack (9) and Birthday Chimney (10)
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By Stephen D. Schaefgen
May 5, 2002
| It can be climbed as a true chimney, however, it gets really thin about half way up. Unless you are really skinny (which I am not) you will only be able to get about half of your body into the chimney. I, myself, only manage a leg and an arm and that, in itself, is hard to manipulate when "jammed" inside. Fun little route. |
By scott isaacman
From: Libertyville
Aug 21, 2006
rating: 5.4
| I am fairly skinny and could not do the route in the chimney. The bottom half is just too thin: the upper half is fine. The left/north face has good holds and edges outside of the chimney proper. |
By Andy Hansen
From: Longmont, Colorado
Sep 28, 2010
| Boy Scouts love this route. |
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