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White Eye, pitch 1 

5.12b

   

FA: FA Steve Arsenault, Sam Streibert FFA Mark Hudon
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.12a/b [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 70 feet
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Submitted By: bayard russell jr on Aug 24, 2008


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Description 

The first trad route right of the cave, beginning just right of Molsen's Madness (the obvious right to left traversing bolted crack). Climb from the right side of the cave onto a large ledge. Getting off the ledge is the crux of the route, followed by some great crack climbing after a traverse left crimping across a flake. Follow the crack to a fixed pin anchor.


Protection 

There are a couple of fixed nuts, but its a trad route. Bring a long-dong LA to hand place in the traverse flake - bomber.



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By john strand
From: southern colo
Aug 25, 2008

A pretty tough route with a hard cranking start. I found the upper part after the traverse to be kinda hard too, though fixed nuts would certainly help. Nice climb, the upper two pitches are really good too but are best approached on rap

By jason seaver
Aug 25, 2008
rating: 5.12-

Nice contribution, and a kick-ass pitch. I think that the top of the pitch is at least as difficult as the start, and there weren't any fixed nuts on my attempts.. Perhaps not if both sections were encountered with fresh arms, but on a lead attempt, the top feels harder to me. The LA beta sounds like good advice. I'm still not sure how, but I whipped off the end of the traverse in 2001 (where the holds are good) and narrowly missed getting injured when I impacted the ledge below. I believe Rob Frost has footage of that bumbling bit of climbing (and falling). I hope to redpoint someday......