Just Say No 5.9- PG13
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| Type: | Sport, 1 pitch, 100 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.9 [details] |
| FA: | Dan Sperlock, 1989 |
| Submitted By: | Nathan Fisher on Jul 25, 2004 |
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Peter Gram headed for the first bolt on Just Say N...
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Description This is the left most route of bolts on the Northeast side, just right of a large chimney. The 1st clip is tenuous and the hanger is loose, so take your time (as I found out) and gain the height needed to clip properly. It get's runout near the top but it also eases up. Utilize that left arete when neede, although it isn't as much help as you would think.
Protection 5 draws for the route and 2 more for the anchors. A 60-meter rope is required and on the rappel aim right. Beware it is 103 feet to the ground.
Peter Gram leading Just Say No
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Paul pulling rope
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Joe on Just Say No
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By Matt Richardson
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From: Fort Collins, CO
Jun 19, 2006
rating: 5.9- PG13
| A fall going to the first bolt would be bad. You can actually hitch a runner around the rock in the little "cave" to the left - takes the sting out of the run out to the first bolt. But keep in mind that there are still only 5 bolts for 100' of climbing! |
By Monty
From: Morrison, Co
Aug 20, 2006
| just say yes! |
By Blitzo
Oct 24, 2006
| This route is fun! |
By Addict
Oct 30, 2006
rating: 5.9 PG13
| Fun route. Pretty dang runout, a nice lead for the 5.10 climber though. |
By Matt Schroer
From: Logan, Utah
Jul 6, 2011
rating: 5.9
| This was my first climb at the city and a super fun bolted arete. Note that it is 5 bolts for >100 feet of climbing, but the upper portion is significantly easier than the lower portion. Crux for me was getting to that first bolt. |
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