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5.8

   
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FA: T. Anderson, M. Hackworth
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.8 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 50 feet
Views: 400 page views

Submitted By: Mike on Sep 17, 2006


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Description 

A nice thin crack and face just left of Fatha, this route appears harder than 5.8 from the base but is easier than it looks. Climb the low-angle ramp up and left, then step left into a beautiful thin carck and flake to the top.


Location 

This route is just left of Fatha, about 75' left of Roadside attraction. To get to Roadside Crag drive about 6 miles South on KY 11 from the rest area and park on the right. The trailhead is across the street, and a short approach leads to the base of the wall at the start of Roadside Attraction.


Protection 

Bring a rack with mostly small gear and only a couple of larger pieces to maybe 2". There is a bolted belay at the top.



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By Adam Steel
From: Salt Lake City
Jan 16, 2007

I've climbed it twice and never found anchors at the top. I've had to traverse right to anchors above 'Motha'. Spicy for 5.8.

By Chris Chaney
From: Golden, Colorado
Feb 7, 2007

Angle left onto the pale face under the overhanging headwall. There are metolius rap anchors there. The old anchors were the rap anchors over Jump for Joy (above that route's anchors). Originally you rapped from trees on the ledge or left gear at the top of the crack.