Type: | Trad, 5 pitches, Grade II |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | Matt Bauman on Dec 31, 2000 |
Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
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Description
P1. Take the very large blackened dihedral in the middle of the wall at the lowest point of rock. Climb up for a long lead and belay to the right on a bench (5.7).
P2. Take easy corners and cracks for a long pitch straight up and belay on a large ledge (5.6).
P3. Take the left corner system that angles left to a ledge with trees (5.7). (I got off route; easy to do with many dihedrals that all go in the same general direction, and traversed right out of the corner to a perfect hand crack that goes up to a ledge with a dead tree....part of the route Climbing with the Camel Man, 5.8).
P4. Go up to the right-angling crack that passes thru some small overlaps/roofs to a belay on a ledge with a large tree (5.7).
P5. More of the same slabby and overlap stuff to the summit (5.6).
Descend by hiking down gullies to the east and around and down.
P2. Take easy corners and cracks for a long pitch straight up and belay on a large ledge (5.6).
P3. Take the left corner system that angles left to a ledge with trees (5.7). (I got off route; easy to do with many dihedrals that all go in the same general direction, and traversed right out of the corner to a perfect hand crack that goes up to a ledge with a dead tree....part of the route Climbing with the Camel Man, 5.8).
P4. Go up to the right-angling crack that passes thru some small overlaps/roofs to a belay on a ledge with a large tree (5.7).
P5. More of the same slabby and overlap stuff to the summit (5.6).
Descend by hiking down gullies to the east and around and down.
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