Carpet Slabber 5.3
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Description A fun little slab that is the perfect choice for a beginning leader. Simply climb the route to the anchor, passing two old bolts.
Location This is the first route you come to when hiking into the cliff. Look for two old (but solid) bolts on a low angled slab at the far right end of the cliff. The anchor is not visible from the base, but is located to the right of a bush growing on the slab.
Protection 2 bolts.
Bolted anchor with webbing at the top.
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By EDGE
Oct 11, 2010
| Two old bolts with home made flat bar stock hangers lead to a two bolt anchor. From here you can make a longish run-out up and right to another bolt, then trend up and left to a sling and quick link anchor at a tree. Many of the old hangers are hard to clip, and one required tying it off with webbing as there was no room to get the nose of a carabiner in it. I would not call the second "pitch" a wise choice for a beginning leader. Info from Oct. 10, 2010. |
By joshua corbett
From: Alton NH
Oct 12, 2010
rating: 5.3
| Also to know that there is no webing on the two bolt anchors at the top of the first pitch |
By chinos
Jul 2, 2011
| someone added a 3/8" bolt next to the old 1/4" 3rd bolt to split it into two pitches i guess. from there i agree with EDGE, a bit runout and dirty for a beginner. Someone should replace those old manky 1/4" bolts, i doubt they would hold a fall! fun route tho! It can be done in one nice long pitch as well. |
By Dan Felix
Aug 26, 2012
| Climbed/scrambled this route today with my kids. I left a 3/8" screw link on each anchor at the top. Figured the screw links would last longer than webbing... |
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