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The Jackal 

5.10c R

   

FA: Marty Kaeser, Phil Warrender, Jon Lonnie, and T. Emerson, November 1971
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10c [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 120 feet
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Submitted By: Roger Linfield on Feb 2, 2006


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Description 

This is a poor quality, commiting climb up a groove. It is difficult to let go and place protection in the thin crack. This route is just a few feet to the right of The Escalator. Rappel from the top of the climb.


Protection 

standard rack, including small pieces



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By Darshan Ahluwalia
Jul 9, 2007
rating: 5.10b/c R

The route is actually quite good, in my opinion. The guidebook authors give this route 1 star as well. The climbing is technical, mental, and varied.

Description:
The route starts in a very thin crack in the back of a slabby U-shaped groove (10b/c), then traverses out right on a hand rail w/ poor feet (10a), and ends going straight up an easy discontinuous crack and face (5.7).

Protection:
The climb is pretty run out throughout. A couple marginal micronuts protect the first 20 feet of the climb, which is the crux. You can get a couple finger/wide-finger size cams in the 10a traverse. One or two hand size cams protect the finish.