This classic slab route goes up the center of the Weeping Wall, with two hanging belays en route. Pitch 2 (5.10A) is very sustained. Pitch 3 (5.10A) has the hardest move on the climb. It is in the sun until mid-afternoon.
Protection
Mostly bolts, with one small cam or wired nut 15' off the ground, plus some long slings and a few cams for the belay at the top of the climb.
By Floridaputz From: Oakland Park, Florida Aug 21, 2006
Really fun climb. P2 has a little bulge crux about half way up after some sustained climbing. We climbed it on a semi hot day, my feet were on fire! P3 was shorter and less sustained. I did not think it was harder than p2.
By Andy Laakmann Site Landlord From: Jackson Hole, WY Sep 4, 2006 rating: 5.10a
I placed a Yellow Alien and #1 camalot on the first pitch, and then slung the tree at the top. So that's the only gear you'll need. Use caution to follow the correct line of bolts on the second pitch - we ended up on the neighboring route (Duck Soup?) for a few bolts. Still went at about 5.10a :) And I had done this route many times years ago and still got lost!
By Adam Stackhouse Administrator From: Escondido, Ca May 10, 2007 rating: 5.10a/b
An outstanding face climb.
By Bruce Diffenbaugh From: Cheyenne,Wyoming Feb 18, 2008 rating: 5.10a
Get on this one early it has always backed up with people fast on weekends.
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