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Palm Pilot 

5.10b

   

FA: Chris Miller, 5/01
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10b [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 60 feet
Season: All year (depending upon snowfall)
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Submitted By: C Miller on Mar 12, 2006


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Leading up the final stretch of Palm Pilot, 5.10b


Description 

Climb nice rock up an easy slab past three bolts to a block at the start of a sharply right-slanting arete. Mantle atop a block (it moves slightly but is solid), clip a bolt and make some thin moves (5.10-) to grab the arete proper and then rail out right along the edge of the arete past three more bolts and somewhat sustained climbing to anchors.

Somewhat contrived along the upper arete, as it's possible to mantle up anywhere along the way, but the climbing is good and demands attention to your footwork as you work to find the best holds to clip from. A good warm-up for the harder routes here.


Location 

This is the left-most climb on the main formation and starts just left of an old fence post.


Protection 

8 bolts, 2 bolt lower-off



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The first bolt is just outside the picture.

BETA PHOTO: The first bolt is just outside the picture.

Starting the crux section on Palm Pilot, 5.10b

Starting the crux section on Palm Pilot, 5.10b

Dave starting the long hand traverse on Palm Pilot (5.10b), Onyx Summit Crag.

Dave starting the long hand traverse on Palm Pilot...


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By veedublvr
From: ?, Ca
Sep 3, 2007

There is a massive block, between the 3rd and 4th bolt, that is getting ready to slide off be very careful.

By C Miller
Administrator
Sep 4, 2007

That loose block was there on the FA and has seen many ascents, so I doubt it's really that bad. Tread lightly and think of it as training for climbing at Tahquitz or somewhere in the backcountry.

By Euan Cameron
Administrator
From: Redlands and Mammoth Lakes
Apr 13, 2008
rating: 5.10b

A nice straightforward intro to the area. The arete feels quite exposed.