The Great Yawn 

FA:  Type:  Trad, TR Consensus:  5.6 [details] Length:  1 pitch, 70 feet Views: 321 page views Submitted By: Ian Harmon on Jun 13, 2006 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Judith on The Great Yawn.

Description 

A fun climb beginner climb, that is also very leadable. When I lead it I rapped down to a small ledge (maybe 25 ft above the water) and built an anchor and climbed up from there. If you are top roping you can lower all the way down to the water. The route follows a dihedral with a large crack in it and allows for some good jamming.

• RCM&W #23, p.235.

Location 

This route is towards the end of shovel point, maybe 100 yards or so down the trail from Dance of the Sugar-Plump Faeries. This route begins in a dihedral, near one of the many boarded lookouts/rest areas. I'll try to add better beta after my next trip to Shovel Point.

Protection 

Standard Rack with a few large pieces, I racked to a #4 camalot and felt pro was adequate. Webbing off trees for the TR setup. There maybe be large bolts installed by the forest service atop this route.

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