Type: | Trad, 130 ft (39 m) |
FA: | Gary Hemming and Claude Suhl (1959) |
Page Views: | 3,056 total · 16/month |
Shared By: | Tim Schafstall on Apr 9, 2008 |
Admins: | Morgan Patterson, RJ B |
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Description
This is actually an OK route, and there's almost never anyone on it.
Climb the crack (crux) to a horizontal and stance, then continue up the face via the path of least resistance (straight, actually; slightly runout, but fairly easy) to a horizontal just below some overhangs. Traverse right a few feet to a flake system (optional belay). Climb the flake to another horizontal, then traverse right along a crack about 15 feet to a left-facing corner topped by another overhang. Climb the crack, passing the overhang and up the face to the top.
Descend using the Uberfall Descent, to climber's right.
Climb the crack (crux) to a horizontal and stance, then continue up the face via the path of least resistance (straight, actually; slightly runout, but fairly easy) to a horizontal just below some overhangs. Traverse right a few feet to a flake system (optional belay). Climb the flake to another horizontal, then traverse right along a crack about 15 feet to a left-facing corner topped by another overhang. Climb the crack, passing the overhang and up the face to the top.
Descend using the Uberfall Descent, to climber's right.
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