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Silver Bullet 

5.10b/c

   

FA: Ric Leitner and Brian Hansen, 1991
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 70 feet
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Submitted By: Andrew Wellman on Apr 21, 2001


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Description 

This route is on the right side of the main Winterfest Wall area. It is in the next alcove to the right of Sunset Arete. Start up easily identifiable thin cracks to the first bolt. The crux of this route comes about half way up in a small, right leaning slot. Wiggle up here, throw in a hip scum for a no hands rest, and clip the bolt out left. Work left out the top of the slot and it's a jug haul to the anchors. Fun route.


Protection 

QD's only. 7 bolts to a two bolt anchor.



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By shad O'Neel
Jan 25, 2003

[This] is a really good route. The corner is [devious], instead of wiggling, i laybacked it. I was feeling great exposure and then suddenly remembered, there is a bolt at my feet!

By ROC
Feb 12, 2004

Did this one a long time ago. I remember it as being a great climb. fun sequence of moves. I agree the small right facing corner halfway up is definately the crux. When your in there trying to figure it out, rest assured that those holds at the top of the corner on the face are HUGE jugs. Just go for it!!!

By Michael Amato
Dec 5, 2004

Climbed this route about the same time last year. As I remembered, it can be a little tricky getting into the crux corner as well as getting out of it. But once you're in there, it's a great stance to contemplate the exit moves.

By Ken Trout
Nov 29, 2007
rating: 5.10b/c

The first bolt was removed way back by The Man From S.C.A.R.E. He left us a chalk message on the Winterfest Wall telling us that we sport trash were going to get the Table closed. This was before the land was donated by the Peery family to the Access Fund. He also took the first bolts from Kid's Climb, New River Homesick Blues, and Deck Chairs. They all back. I'm gald AP figured out it was better to bolt his own routes instead, like Monkey Puzzel.