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Try Again 

5.10c PG13

   

FA: Bill Antel, Darrel Hensel & Bobby Kessinger 1976
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10b/c [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 150 feet
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Submitted By: Dpurf on Feb 28, 2006


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Paul at the third bolt having just completed the c...


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This is a face climb in the middle of Echo Rock on the west face. It is route 1615 in the book. It has 3 well spaced bolt with a little flake just after the 3rd bolt. Then on easy grond a long run out to the top to a 2 bolt belay. The crux is trying to get to the 3rd bolt. Walk off to the left.


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3 bolt and no gear to place.



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Kris moving through the crux on a cool windy day.

Kris moving through the crux on a cool windy day.


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By Randy
Feb 28, 2006
rating: 5.10b PG13

Will be route 2498 in Volume 2 - Central Joshua Tree. 2 of 5 stars.

By Paul Rezucha
From: Alameda
Jun 8, 2006

This route was quite exciting especially as we did not know what we were on. It just looked like a pleasant route to do. There is a hard move getting past the first bolt to the second and then thin face after the second bolt to reach the small flakes below the third bolt (which is just out of reach at this point). I screwed up by getting into a precarious mantle and had to "grab" the bolt to stand up. Apparently there is a small hold up and left that allows for an easier high step move. You are quite a ways above the second bolt at this point making this a move you don't want to blow!

By Chris Owen
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From: La Crescenta, CA
Nov 24, 2007
rating: 5.10c PG13

Who said no gear to place? There are possibilities for small cams in the upper flake - particularly useful if readying oneself for the long runout. Not a sustained route but a tricky little crux above the second bolt makes it quite worrying.