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Lake of Fire 
Sixty-Nine 

Lake of Fire 

5.13c R

   
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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet
Consensus: 5.13c [details]
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Submitted By: Brad G on Jul 6, 2012

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Lake of Fire is a direct start that adds difficulty, quality and a bit of runout into Sixty-nine. Start by climbing Leviticus and traverse right into the base of a flare with a sawed of tree stump. Climb up into the flare where you can place your last pieces of gear before getting into Sixty-Nine. A Grey Alien and green Camalot work well. Climb up and right into a faint seam with crimps on either side. The last few moves before you can get any protection are runout so make sure you have a good belay (or don’t let go). This takes you into the start of the hard climbing on Sixty-Nine.


Protection 

same as for sixty nine plus a single set of finger and hand size gear



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By Brad G
From: Yosemite and else where
Jul 6, 2012

A video of Sonnie Trotter climbing Lake of Fire