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5.9 R

   
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FA: Roy McClenahan and others,1988
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
Length: 2 pitches, 250 feet
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Submitted By: Woody Stark on Nov 9, 2001


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This is the first route to the right of Walk on the Wild Side and, in my opinion, superior to it. It's runout a bit - particularily getting to the first bolt, but that only adds to the interesting character of the route. I've led in three or four times.


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P1) 4 bolts to bolted anchor/rap P2) 2 bolts to bolted anchor/rap



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By Woody Stark
Oct 11, 2004

I'd like to make a modification to my description above: this route is only one pitch. I've always continued up to the ledge system where the routes to the left finish. If you do the "second pitch", tis a bit run out since there's no pro. As you approach the ledge, veering right is about 5.7; and the further left you go, the rating goes up. Considering the run out is about a hundred feet or so, it's quite stimulating. This "second pitch" situation exists because I didn't bother to check the guide before I climbed it the first time. Actually, not checking the guide adds a whole new aspect to climbing.

By The Gray Tradster
Mar 29, 2009

Woody found the two bolts on the second pitch last year, with a little help.

They are a bit right of what looks from the belay like the logical line and hard to see. Not that suprising considering that the first one is at least 50 ft out.