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5.10b

   
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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet
Consensus: 5.10b [details]
FA: Jim Angione, Cyndie Bransford, Dave Evans, and Todd Gordon, November 1990
Submitted By: Roger Linfield on Sep 7, 2006

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Justin Slagle bustin' a move on Go Ask Alice

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Description 

A strenuous entry move (crux) onto a steep face leads to easier climbing, and a 5.10A thin face move higher up. This is on the left side of the west face of Pyramid Tower. Rappel to descend


Protection 

4 bolts, 2 bolt anchor/rap (all 3/8")



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By Justin Slagle
From: Palm Desert, CA
Mar 1, 2010

Great climb, tough sequence at the start, first bolt is a big reach, second crux stepping onto the upper headwall. When you top out on the ledge, a ways past the last bolt, there's an 8 foot fist size crack (BD #3 or 4) that you can climb or you can go around, easy scramble for another 15 feet and you'll get to the top of the tower. That's where the rap bolts are, the picture on here is a little deceptive where it finishes. Definitely worth doing if you're in the area.

By Dave Cox
Mar 6, 2010

A real good climb with pro where you need it.

By toddgordon
From: Joshua Tree, California
Dec 30, 2012

No gear needed....quick draws only....to bolted rap anchor..