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Wild Cat 

5.11a

   

FA: Mark Rolofson and Kirk Miller, 2000
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.11a [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 70 feet
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Submitted By: Luke Clarke on Jan 25, 2004


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The fun begins here but there is a bolt at your wa...


Description 

This starts on easy terrain just left of Bearcat Goes to Hollywood. All five bolts are visible from the ground. The crux is an obvious right-facing dihedral with a little grunge. A good choice for a warm up as the crux is a few pumpy moves.


Protection 

Five bolts to a two-bolt anchor.



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Wild Cat.  Climb up and right into a short, steep right-facing corner.

BETA PHOTO: Wild Cat. Climb up and right into a short, steep ...

The difficulties begin with stepping up onto this slab and standing up to reach a jug.

The difficulties begin with stepping up onto this ...

Greg has a crummy hold with his left hand. A jug awaits after standing on the arete. Greg ended up skipping the last bolt.

Greg has a crummy hold with his left hand. A jug a...


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By Dave Holliday
From: Louisville, CO
Nov 4, 2006

Nice route. A little burly at the crux. Perhaps easy for the grade if you're tall.

By Dave Holliday
From: Louisville, CO
Jan 4, 2008

One can continue past the anchor on easy but slightly awkward climbing for about 25 feet or so to a sloping ledge from which the bolted anchor atop the first pitch of Divine Wind can be accessed. Gear in the hand-size range came in handy.