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Green Goblin 

5.7

   
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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 60 feet
Consensus: 5.7 [details]
FA: Bob Cable, 1988
Submitted By: Nathan Scherneck on Jun 27, 2010

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Description 

Climb the obvious flared dihedral right of Claim Jumper. Combines good jams with chimney/off-width technique.


Protection 

Gear to 4", can use the anchors on One Armed Bandit.



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By Dave Kos
Aug 15, 2011
rating: 5.7+

Fun little trad diversion with a very different character from the other climbs on this wall. A little stiff for a Holcomb 5.7 and probably not a good choice for a new 5.7 trad leader. Protection is a bit tricky, but it's all there - just bring some big cams and/or hexes. Useful to have something really big (bigger than #5 camalot) for the bottom section, otherwise the first opportunity for decent pro is about 15' up in a small crack on the right wall of the chimney.

By Justin Tomlinson
From: Monrovia, CA
May 20, 2012

I was a little nervous about the blocks in the last steep section before the anchors. There is a lot of "loose" material, some of which is quite large. It's a matter of time before pieces of it come down and I hope nobody is there when it does.

With that being said, three of us climbed through them today. This is a fun varied route that climbs like a chiminey in the flared dihedral.