Dihedral Two 

FA:  Richard Rossiter and Serena Benson, 2000 Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.8 [details] Length:  1 pitch, 100 feet Views: 158 page views Submitted By: Ron Olsen on Apr 16, 2006 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

Dihedral Two starts in the same place as Dihedral One and Common Denominator: at a ledge below a low-angle slab.

Climb the slab and head to the corner just right of the arete on Common Denominator. Battle past bushes to the corner, then battle past more bushes starting up the corner (crux). Follow the corner up and break left at the top to the anchor on Common Denominator. There's a good ledge here so you can bring up your partner. Lowering is also an option; be careful since it is a 100' pitch.

Note: the clean corner just to the right of Dihedral Two is on Dominatrix. It's tempting to go this way, but it's not the route.

Some decent climbing in the upper corner, but the bush battle necessitates a Bomb rating. Pruning shears and herbicide may improve the climbing experience.

Protection 

Pro to 3"-4". Some wider cracks near the top.