Voyager 

FA:  Errett Allen, Rick Hoovin Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.10b/c [details] Length:  2 pitches, 300 feet, Grade II Views: 125 page views Submitted By: RichLarge on Dec 30, 2006 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

Incredible thin-edge face climbing on very hard gold-colored glacial-polished rock.

1. 5.10b/c. Climb up over a small roof (#2 cam) and to a small ledge above. Place a TCU and move left on face to a bolt, then follow a line of bolts straight up the water streak to a 3-bolt belay. Cruxes will be encountered under the final two protection bolts.

2. 5.8. Climb a long stretch straight up to a bolt, then another long stretch to another bolt somewhat to the left at a steeper and very gold-polished section. Then do the 5.8 crux, and with a little devious route finding, you can keep the grade at 5.8 to the top.

Location 

Just right of the center of the slab a thin, grey water streak can be seen. This is Voyager.

Protection 

Small cams to 2 inch and draws. This is NOT a sport climb.