Cheers 5.8+
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 70 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.8 [details] |
| FA: | John Lawyer, Richard Aschert, 1987 |
| Submitted By: | Barrett Cooper on Jan 19, 2003 |
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Description Cheers is a fun corner climb on the left end of Spiney Ridge. Climb the obvious corner left of Tractatus. There are a few loose rocks in places, but the stemming should keep you too busy to notice.
Protection 6 bolts to anchors.
BETA PHOTO: Spiney Ridge - left.
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Cheers.
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Arm lock on a sport climb!
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Tanya showing off the best belay seat anywhere!
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Tanya climbing Cheers.
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By Larry Shaw
Sep 27, 2004
rating: 5.8
| Ok route with some jams up top. |
By Luke Childers
Jan 2, 2009
| This was a good line. The top has some lose rock (scary flake climbing out of the corner) and the anchors were in a strange place. It is worth doing if you're in the area. |
By RyanO
From: Golden, CO
Mar 31, 2011
| Very nice seat! |
By Doug Lintz
From: Kearney, NE
Sep 16, 2012
| I pulled a pineapple-sized block out of the crack near the top. There's a couple more loose ones in there. |
By Arlo F Niederer
From: Fort Collins, CO
Apr 9, 2013
rating: 5.8
| The flake Luke talks about is several hundred pounds located at the top of the climb in the crack to the right. It is loose and only attached (??) at the back of the flake.
It's the flake above the woman's arm in the photo with "arm bar."
There is considerable chalk on the flake, so people have pulled on it...I didn't want to even touch it, and I'm used to climbing in the Tetons where there is considerable loose rock.
Instead of grabbing the flake, the crack to the left offers absolutely bomber hand jams, and there are good footholds without resorting to the flake.
Be careful out there! |
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