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Stoned Wheat Thin Cliff
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Pull My Finger 

5.10a

   

FA: Alan Hirahara, Barry Oswick
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10a [details]
Length: 3 pitches, 190 feet
Season: Late Spring to Early Fall
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Submitted By: veedublvr on Nov 24, 2007


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BETA PHOTO: Skyline of the route from Potato Patch. Good views...


Description 

The crux is pulling the 3 intimidating bulges 160 feet off the ground. The route is well protected though, and offers great climbing. You can do the route in 3 separate pitches if you are worried about rope drag, but doing it one long rope stretcher isn't a problem (make sure you have 60m or longer 50m will be to short)


Location 

While facing the Stoned Wheat Thin Cliff, the route goes up the wide crack on the far left, then moves out onto the left arete, and after about 20-30 feet moves onto the face. Pull the 3 bulges near the top. The top is very flat and big and offers a perfect stance to belay your partner to the top while enjoying the stunning views of the Sierra's. Walk off is to the left, you can go right but it exposes you to a nearly 200 foot fall if you slip.


Protection 

26 bolts, chains at the 3 separate anchors



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Stoned Wheat Thin 10a

BETA PHOTO: Stoned Wheat Thin 10a

Pull My Finger climbs the left skyline. Climber visible in red.

Pull My Finger climbs the left skyline. Climber vi...

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Climbers at the hanging belay on Pull My Finger.

Climbers at the hanging belay on Pull My Finger.


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By Michael Schneiter
From: Glenwood Springs, CO
Jul 24, 2008

Unless I totally missed something, this route requires 18 draws when done as one pitch. Great route and super fun. It's not very often you get to do a 55 meter pitch of moderate sport climbing.