Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: FRA: Mike Reardon, Phil Kleisler Easter 2011
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Shared By: Mike R on Apr 26, 2011
Admins: Ky Bishop, Steve Lineberry, Aaron Parlier

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A great route that offers stemming, a 45 foot fist crack, and possibly the largest horn at the Bald. It is hidden from view from the ground and hidden from the 2nd pitches of other climbs. I believe has been untouched because of its elusiveness. It looks vegetated but the climbing by-passes all of the junk and stays pleasant the whole way. Hop and stem between a sharp arete, a fist crack, and another nice arete, passing a hug horn out right, and avoiding the vegetation. Rap from the tree 100 feet to the ground. Note: most of this climb is the 2nd pitch of Resurrection, 5.10.

Location Suggest change

This route is much more fun as a second pitch to Resurrection Ramp.
But if you like walking up nasty gullies, you can approach from ground: About 30 efeet down and left of sea wolf, locate a small unpleasant gully with a large double trunked oak tree. This route starts above the tree; boulder up the broken stuff or shimey up the slab and you will see this obvious open book with two aretes and a crack

Protection Suggest change

Up to 4" to slings on a tree

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