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Great Race 

5.10a

   

FA: Dixon, Mosher
Type: Sport, TR
Consensus: 5.10a [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 70 feet
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Submitted By: EricT on Feb 5, 2006


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Dennis climbs a familiar line.


Description 

Great Race is on the right wall of the 3rd class gully and is a great sporty vertical line. Steep, slabby (is that an oxymoron?) moves down low give way to buckets higher up.


Protection 

Good bolts to a bolted anchor. Descend via rapping or going down the gully. For toproping, it is preferable to use the bolts at the top of the arete, not the pair at the back of the ledge (to prevent swinging into the trees).



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By Matthew Fienup
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From: Ventura, CA
Feb 18, 2006

The two-bolt anchor out on the arete was placed in 2004 and consists of two 1/2" x 4" wedge-bolts with chains.

By Matthew Fienup
Administrator
From: Ventura, CA
Aug 10, 2006

The right-hand bolt atop this route is in sad shape and needs to be replaced. Look for a new glue-in very soon.

By mschlocker
From: San Diego, CA
Oct 16, 2006
rating: 5.10a

This route was pretty fun. The first clip is in a good spot - for a climb that does not start on top of a ledge. If you feel uncomfortable throw a cam in at your feet so you do not slide off the ledge should you miss the first clip. If your belayer is up there with you, a tree anchor may suffice to make you both feel safe.