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FA:  Dave Gottenborg & Deaun Schovajsa, December 1987 Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.9+ [details] Length:  2 pitches, 160 feet Views: 124 page views Submitted By: Sergio P on Jul 3, 2007 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

Uninspiring 5.8-5.9 climbing leads to a fun, but short, 5.10a corner.

Pitch 1: begin in a dirty splitter hand/fist crack in a left-facing corner and goes up about 25 feet to a dirty ledge. Go slightly left up some loose rock then head right over two small bulges (5.9). Set the belay just right of a roof, next to the slot with a fist crack in the back.

Pitch 2: Go up the pseudo-offwidth that is aided by the use of the fist crack in the back for 25 feet (5.10a).

Location 

This route is on the far west side of Big Butt and close to Little Butt. Walk off to the west.

Protection 

Pro: standard rack with double #3 Camalots for upper pitch. #3.5 Camalot is optional.