Jean 5.9+
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 70 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.9+ [details] |
| FA: | Art Gran, Phil Jacobus, and John Hudson 1960. FFA: Dick Williams 1964 |
| Submitted By: | Ross Fadely on Jan 11, 2008 |
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Pulling the roof.
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Description A classic roof problem that serves as a great introduction to harder roofs.
P1: Climb the small left-facing corner to a small stance. Surf right then back left through a deceptive little sequence. Head up the main left-facing corner to the roof. Pull over this (crux) to arrive at the fixed rap anchor.
There is a second and third pitch but most rap here.
Location On a face 40 feet right of Maria and 15 feet right of Sixish, below left side of the obvious roof.
Protection Standard rack, microcams or slider nuts may be helpful.
By JoeLeiper
Feb 19, 2008
| Worthwhile, quite strenuous. Largely ignored. I did this with a friend who weighed almost 200 lbs. He couldn't do the roof and I lowered him with my head braced against a tree, on a waist belay, shirtless. Nice slow rope burn. |
By BrianRH
Mar 24, 2011
| first pitch is nice; thoughtful 5.7 or so to the roof. make sure your gear under the roof is solid as the moves over the roof are committing. reminds me a bit of the roof on Birdcage. |
By IJMayer
From: Bozeman, MT
Aug 4, 2011
| I just tried this tonight in the dark and took the whipper! The roof is reachy for me at 5'5", but I probably missed a foothold.. |
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