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The Fifth World 

5.12b/c

   

FA: Vaino Kodas and Bob D'Antonio
New Route: Yes
Type: Trad, Sport
Length: 1 pitch, 90 feet
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Submitted By: Bob D'Antonio on Nov 21, 2002


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Description 

The Fifth World starts just left of "Hands of Destiny" on the eastside of Animal World Rock. Climb up some short corners using gear to reach the first bolt. Make a move right and then up passing the first and second bolt to a series of technical moves up small, thin seams. Clip the third bolt and reach a good hold. Angle left and up into a V-slot. Climb out of the slot and follow a tedious crack up a vertical wall to the anchors. Great climbing on excellent rock. One of the best routes at the crag.


Protection 

Use medium gear to reach the first of 11 bolts. Rap from a two-bolt anchor.



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By Anonymous Coward
Apr 19, 2003

I wouldn't call the rock quality on the lower section through the crux excellent. Maybe after a few dozen ascents it could be ok; for now it's quite flakey and dirty-- a far cry from that on 'Hands' and the rest of the popular routes at upper Animal World.

By Anonymous Coward
Apr 28, 2003

Not sure I'd call it one of the best routes at the crag, however, it is worth a go. In its current state, it is rather unpleasant due to seemingly zero cleaning. Look out below or risk an endless showering of dirt, lichen, crumblies, and guano.....