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Electric Butterfly 

5.8

   

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Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.8+ [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 50 feet
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Submitted By: Bryan Gall on Jan 1, 2005


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BETA PHOTO: Electric Butterfly from the west side of the bridg...


Description 

Electric Butterfly is the corner to a roof located right of the green shed next to the bridge crossing No Name Creek. An electric wire to the left of the climb provides the name. Start in the corner with good jams under the roof. Traverse right under the roof using a horizontal crack. Climb up the widening crack to the anchors. Numerous boulder problems may be done near the base of this climb. A fun tyrolean can be set on top of this buttress across the road and creek to another broken buttress.


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Standard granite rack.



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Roof and anchors.

BETA PHOTO: Roof and anchors.


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By Anonymous Coward
Apr 20, 2004

This is a fun climb and makes for a great top rope. I once told someone who was about to climb it, it was 5.8. Afterwards he told me he thought I sandbagged it pretty hard and that it was 5.9. I would rate it either 8+ or 9- on the crux move in between after topping the flake above the horizontal crack and chimneying the crack to the shelf. The power line hanging a few feet away from the rock looks sketchy as if you could swing into it, however, it is in fact a safe distance, and you should not come close to it regardless.

By Anonymous Coward
Aug 2, 2005

This is a great top rope route. Set it up by going up the right of the rock formation, walk toward the anchors behind the top of the rocks and scramble down through the crack to a big ledge to set the rope. The crux move from the flake into the chimney is challenging. Rating - definitely felt like a 5.9- on the crux move. Good fun.