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Alice In Wonderjam 

5.9

   

FA: Dick Shockley, Pete Wilkening and Jim Wilson, December 1974
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.9+ [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 50 feet
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Submitted By: Chris Miller on Jul 10, 2002


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This climb is found on a south-facing formation several hundred yards uphill from the Comic Book formation. From the base of that formation scramble up the rocky hillside past numerous giant boulders to reach this nice crack.

Climb the obvious straight-in crack which widens from fingers to fists. Descend by walking off to the climber's right.

A good climb, but hard to recommend because of the approach. It's not very far up to the base but it is an arduous affair that is perhaps more worthwhile if the other routes in the area are done.


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By Mike Morley
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From: Oakland, CA
Jan 12, 2003



Worth the hike.

By Murf
Dec 13, 2004
rating: 5.10a

Always wanted to do this ( one of those not so "lost classics" ), but was deterred by the approach. Turned out to be a pain, but not that bad. I think my grade-o-meter is getting out of whack, 'cause this puppy seemed harder than 5.9 to me. Was sucker into descending more towards Box Canyon, which was a mini-canyoneering adventure (many dropped packs and slippery chimneys ).

By outdooreric
Mar 24, 2007
rating: 5.9

A ridiculously devious approach. Once we descended the correct "Rabbit Hole" we were, however, rewarded with a sweet crack route. The climb starts with technical thin stuff and widens to an off-width at the top.

The descent I used seemed to be about 5.1 downclimbing or so.