Seven and Seven 

FA:  Jay Sell, Brock Berry 1996 Type:  Sport Length:  1 pitch, 110 feet Views: 86 page views Submitted By: Aron Quiter on May 9, 2004 Add Photo  Add Comment

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BETA PHOTO: The first few bolts of Seven and Seven. This pict...

Description 

This is the highest route that you can reach on the base at The Distillery Wall without moving up the 3rd class hillside. Look for three closely placed bolts on a vertical face that tops out onto a small ramp that starts at ground level on the right side of a dirt patch in the middle of The Distillery Wall.

Climb the first 3 bolts, being really careful with the second bolt if you're not over 6', or move past to the jug before clipping. Top out on the ramp, move up through some vertical climbing, and then plow into roughly 70' of sustained crimpy, pumpy, almost footless, slightly overhung, awesome climbing.

Make sure you have someone follow you on a 60M or longer rope, as the route is about 105' long. Cleaning is a bitch otherwise due to the route moving to the left near the top and its length.

Protection 

14 (yes, 14) bolts to a 2 bolt top anchor shared with Moonshine (5.10c).

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BETA PHOTO: The upper section of Seven and Seven. This is mor...