Scorcher 

FA:  Dan Hare and Harvey Arnold, 1983 Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.9+ [details] Length:  1 pitch, 35 feet Views: 155 page views Submitted By: Taylor Roy on Aug 23, 2007 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

The obvious, left-leaning, hand crack in the middle of the Southwest side of the Canyon Block. The short crux is about 3/4 of the way up, and starts once you leave the good feet and commit to the crack. Good gear, good rock, nice moves, and topping out is fun.

Location 

This route starts right of a large, right-facing dihedral on good holds that lead to an obvious, hand crack in the middle of the Southwest side of the block. To retrieve gear, the top is easily accessed by the North side.

Protection 

Bring a couple of #1-3 sized Camalots and some blue to red sized Metolius cams. You may need additional cams, some locking biners, and webbing to set up a natural anchor on a tree or some of the cracks found at the top of the block. A 50 meter rope will easily get you back to the ground.