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5.12a

   

FA: Jessie Guthrie, 1992
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.12a [details]
Length: 50 feet
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Submitted By: Ben Collett on Aug 24, 2006


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BETA PHOTO: Jeff in the "5.9" section - photo of the fun steep...


Description 

This is a high quality route on the largely ignored Overhung Wall below Sport Park. No chipping or Z-clipping here. This is the 3rd route from the left and climbs out the largest section of overhanging rock. Restful, vertical slab climbing leads to fantastic, jug climbing through the overhang and a crux at the lip (a kneebar is very useful). After pulling the lip, easier slabby climbing leads to the anchors.


Location 

Just to the left of the dihedral that marks the right end of the main overhang.


Protection 

5 or 6 bolts to chains.



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Ashley starting the steep section.

Ashley starting the steep section.

Jeff making the crux reach.

Jeff making the crux reach.

Me traversing left on good holds.

Me traversing left on good holds.

On the good hold, crux is done with just runout slab remaining.

On the good hold, crux is done with just runout sl...


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By Zed
From: Gotham City
Aug 21, 2007
rating: 5.12a

Fun one-move route.

By jarthur
From: Westminster, Colorado
Jul 27, 2008
rating: 5.12a

This is by far the best climb at Sport Park that I've been on. Please give me a heads up if you have any other recommendations. Awesome roof to a super rad crux at the lip.

By Tom Scupp
From: Denver, CO
Jul 30, 2008
rating: 5.12a

This climb is awesome. Doesn't look like it gets much traffic since it had almost no chalk on it when we began working it. *Beta* The kneebar crux is really unique, you have to get the body position just right or that next hold will feel too far away.

Wear pants or a pad, even with pants my left knee is all cut up.