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Passing Lane 

5.9

   

FA: Alan Nelson
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 80 feet
Views: 1,062 page views

Submitted By: Steve Marr on Feb 16, 2002


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Erik Marr working up Passing Lane (just above the ...


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Passing Lane is located just right of the Overpass arete. Starts up a fun, blocky face past three bolts. The route's crux is gaining the slabby face above the fourth bolt. Rolofson's guide suggests that this route could use an additional bolt, but I thought that it was well protected all the way to the anchors. Fun route. Again, a there's a little rope drag if you top rope or lower off this one.


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7 bolts to a two-bolt anchor.



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Stemming out the overhang.

Stemming out the overhang.


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By Joshua Lewis
Apr 2, 2002

Ledgefall potential clipping the 4th bolt--no doubt about it.

By Derek Lawrence
From: Bailey
Jun 9, 2006

There is a very large, very loose block right below the anchors. It can easily be avoided on the left, but care should be taken not to yard on it...
UPDATE 7/21/06: the large block is now gone; looks like there is just dirt where it was....

By Skat
Mar 19, 2007

The only interesting part of this route is the 4th bolt, which is really only interesting because you're going to the hospital if you don't make it. Above the ledge is maybe 5.7 and run out about 20 feet from the last bolt to the anchor.