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Scare Way 

5.10b

   

FA: Alan Nelson
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10b [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 70 feet
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Submitted By: Chris Miller on Jul 5, 2002


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BETA PHOTO: Corona and Dos Equis Wall


Description 

Begin more or less at the midpoint of the wall and left of a section of patina plates. Look for a curving crack, the most obvious on the wall- this is the route.

The crux is down low but the crack continues long enough to get some good climbing in. The left-hand finish is recommended as it is steeper and provides more interesting climbing.

This is a good wall to escape the crowds of the Feudal Wall, Billboard Buttress and Short Wall. The climbs on this wall appear steep and intimidating but most are easier than they look, and this route is no exception.


Protection 

Take a selection of wires and cams to 3". You can rap (75') from anchors (3/8") atop a newer route just left of The Highwayman.



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"Scare Way".<br />Photo by Blitzo.

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By Josh Beck
Jan 30, 2003

This is an awesome route - one of the best in Indian Cove for sure :)

By Mike Morley
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From: Oakland, CA
Jan 30, 2003

I'm pretty sure the rap anchors Chris refers to in his description had been chopped as of 1/1/03 (the last time I climbed on the Dos Equis Formation).

By Brian Reynolds
Jan 31, 2003

If they're the same ones I was talking about on the rock page, some of them (or all) needed to go. It was like a bolt farm up there -- 3 or 4 bolts, clustered together in a completely haphazard formation, including one 1/4", two nasty spinners, and a big collection of ratty webbing.

That said, though, I've only been up on Corona once. If the bolts are gone, is there a decent walk-off?

By Murf
Jan 31, 2003

Yes the walk off takes about 30 secs.