Day Dream 

FA:  Mike Brooks '82 Type:  Trad, TR Length:  1 pitch, 100 feet Views: 71 page views Submitted By: Peter Gram on Jul 13, 2003 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

Day Dream is probably best left as a toprope, as the crux is not really protected and the rock is poor. Toprope after climbing Shadow or Flower Quarter, or traverse on to this ledge from the climber's trail just below Rewritten. This line is easy to pick out by locating a piton with grey webbing hanging off of it just above the roof.

Pick a variety of starts: choose from a slab just above the wooden staircase, or a short steep dihedral uphill and left of the slab. Gain another huge ledge about 20 feet up. From here, climb loose face with a lot of lichen up to a large 5 foot roof. Pull the roof with sidepulls (they feel loose) up to big jugs at a point just below the mentioned piton. Continue up fun, clean face with hueco-like jugs to a small tree, then finish up to the ledge.

Belay from a big tree. Walk off left from here.

Protection 

Piton, small pro