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Digital Delight 

5.8

   

FA: Keith Robinson - 1974
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.8 [details]
Length: 4 pitches, 300 feet
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Submitted By: saxfiend on Dec 15, 2006


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Moving up after the traverse on P4 of Digital Deli...


Description 

One of the few moderates in the gorge, Digital Delight is a fun challenge for the leader breaking into the 5.8 grade. Most climbers skip the dirty first pitch, instead opting to take the trail switchback to the big ledge at the top of P1 and start on the second pitch. This is one of a few climbs that tops out on the lip of the gorge.

P1 - climb a vegetated corner that angles up and right to a tree ledge (actually a continuation of the base trail). 60'
P2 - work your way up a chimney, passing a tree, to a sizeable ledge; move left to belay. 80'
P3 - stem and crack climb up a nice orange corner, leading to another ledge. Avoid knocking off loose rock as you move left to a slung tree and belay. 50'
P4 - traverse slightly left from the belay, then move up a right-facing corner, trending right under roofs, and continue to the top of the gorge. 110'


Location 

Starts down the trail from Primitive Paradox, about 50' right of Highly Wired. Double-rope rap from a stout cable on a tree at the topout.


Protection 

Standard rack; small to medium gear. No bolted belays/anchors.



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By Ben Lyon
From: Birmingham, AL
Mar 29, 2007

Best way out of the gorge to avoid a hike out. P4 gets loose, reachy, and thin as you trend right. As an option, trend left for hard climbing but more holds and less loose rock.

By Joey Wolfe
Feb 26, 2008

The gear on the open book corner pitch(pitch three by the above description) is thin, small stoppers are useful.