Discipline 

I agree, a pretty climb. There are sticks at the base for stick-clipping the first bolt. it's thin up to it, but do-able. The cam is also not critical. the moves up to the anchors are stout, and fun.

Also note the drilled pipe on the square edge of the large boulder flat behind the belayer. crazy kids...

#3 Camalot.

The old ring bolts and anchors have been replaced with half inch, stainless bolts. Still need to patch and camo the old bolt holes, and replace old hardware on Cornucopia. Thanks to ARI, OSMP, Matt, Stan and Greg.

A gem of the Boulder area. Cam isn't necessary.

A #3 anything totally does not fit in that slot! I did this today after maybe 15 years and it's definitely a #4 Friend or Camalot! It is easy though....

Thanks for replacing those bolts, guys!!!

The #3 is so flared out that it only might hold. A #4 would be bomber. Stellar climb with an amazing position.

This climb definitely gets 4 stars. It has great position, stellar moves, the most perfect place to just hang out on a flat rock right at the base, and amazing views of Boulder in the backdrop. Classic!! Definitely stick clip the first bolt as many climbers fall at the low crux on the bottom slab. There are some tiny, tiny holds on the bottom slab along with some cool mono pcokets that can be sharp. A cam is NOT necessary for the hueco between second and third bolt as previously mentioned. The hueco is a massive jug, and there is a really good postive crimp up and out right that you can easily get to to clip the third bolt. From here, there are some fun moves with quite a few rests to depump. You can also cop a no hands rest just when you need it right before the upper lip and chains. The top move is really fun and a bit of a deal breaker for a lot of people. Pulling the final lip on a bunch of open handed slopers and slopey crimps will have you feeling the exposure. The key to the final move is throwing your right leg entirely over the lip, humping the lip real hard and then getting some kind of a mantel with part of your body. Everyone seems to use the same beta for the lower crux, for the upper crux my partner and I did it completely different. Rap this route as opposed to lowering due to the slopey upper lip which puts a lot of friction on your rope. Enjoy!!!!

I climbed this route a few times in 1989 & 1990 & revisited it in 2011. It is great route with some thin, fingery climbing past the first 2 bolts. I would have never have considered placing a large cam in the hole between 2nd & 3rd bolts. It easy & juggy here. However, I do recommend bringing a few stoppers (#6-8) to place in a horzontal crack before the last bolt. I have always placed a couple nuts here, since you're above the 5th bolt before making a tricky move to get to the last bolt in the bulge.