The Mojus (aka Slushie) 

FA:  Rondo Powell and Jo Bentley 1988 Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.10c [details] Length:  1 pitch, 100 feet Views: 96 page views Submitted By: Chris Miller on Jan 1, 2005 Add Photo  Add Comment

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BETA PHOTO: "The Mojus" (aka Slushie). Photo by Blitzo.

Description 

The Dairy Queen Wall is broken into two distinct halves and divided by a section of broken and somewhat unappealing rock. While most of the attention, deservedly, is directed towards the right-hand portion of crag the left side does offer a number of quality routes. While parties queue for routes on the right side there will often be nobody climbing on the left side of the D.Q. Wall.

This route climbs a smooth slab near the center of the left side and features some difficult smears at the crux. The only gear needed is quickdraws but this isn't a sport route as you'll find out...although perhaps a sport route by J. Tree standards. Two single rope raps from anchors will make it down.

Not a great route but it's long, has some good moves throughout it's length and is rarely done. This is just one of several routes to sample at the lesser known left side of the D. Q. Wall. One star out of five.

Protection 

7 bolts, bolted anchor/rap (all 3/8")