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Caldera 

5.11c

   
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Type: Sport, 1 pitch, 80 feet
Consensus: 5.11c [details]
FA: Mike Forkash, Kelly Cordner 6/97
Submitted By: Tom Helvie on Jul 21, 2006

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Description 

Start up the obvious hand crack (bolted) which is harder than it looks to a stance at the top of the corner. Move out left to the arete with difficulty. Once around the arete crank up past endless edges. Strenuous and somewhat exposed.


Protection 

11 quickdraws to anchors



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By Tim Steele
From: Bishop, CA.
Jan 11, 2007

one of the best of it's grade.

By brucy
Apr 14, 2010
rating: 5.11c

Caldera is without a doubt the best route for it's grade in the Owens River Valley. It's varied, the positioning is a wonder, and the first ascentionists did a superb job both bolting and cleaning the route (often neglected in other routes there). Why the guide for that region does not recognize as such sounds political.

By Monica Jones
May 23, 2010

Such a sweet climb. I had to do this wild move to get onto the face from the crack where I just held onto the jug with my left hand and let my body swing out until I could match it with my right and then get my feet onto something. Really awesome, wild movement. Fell at the chain and never could figure out how to get past it so I grabbed the snake and clipped the rope and then finished it up.