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Life On The Ranch 

5.10d

   

FA: Tod Anderson, James Donnell, Mark Felty
New Route: Yes
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10c/d [details]
Length: 2 pitches, 150 feet
Views: 504 page views

Submitted By: Tod Anderson on Aug 4, 2002


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Description 

This is the rightmost route on the slab area of the Crag Ranch, just right of Fenceline. The first pitch tackles a block shaped bulge and then a surprisingly smooth slab, 5.10a. The second pitch follows a sort of right facing flake system on much steeper rock with bigger holds. Overall, a fun two pitch romp.


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10 bolts per pitch.



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By richard magill
Jun 2, 2003

The first pitch of this is a decent 10a with a very smooth slab to take you to the final bolt.

The second pitch is absolutely excellent, a bit tricky for 10+, possibly 11a.

Three stars may be a bit much, but I think it is better than 2 stars. This line probably isn't quite as good as Topaz, but the second pitch comes close.

Beautiful view as well.

By Gary Apostolou
Sep 4, 2004
rating: 5.10c

I thought this route was great. The first pitch looks like a silly nothing, but has fun pleasant moves on it. The slab was quite fun. The second pitch is the knockout.

By Brenda Leach
Jul 16, 2006

The slab moves between the last 2 bolts on the 1st pitch felt more like 5.10c/d than 5.10a if it's hot and you don't slab climb much. The 2nd pitch has great laybacking. Get ready to use your arms as it's a lot steeper than it looks.

By Monty
From: golden
Aug 21, 2009

With some slings and skipping a bolt or two, you can combine this into a great long pitch with very little rope drag.

By DJ RYNO
From: chatfield lake ,co
Sep 18, 2009

Both pitches are superb.