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Espresso 

5.10d

   

FA: Art Mooney
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10d [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 60 feet
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Submitted By: Chris Duca on Dec 16, 2006


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Chris Duca about midway up the route.

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Description 

The first (and steepest) climb you encounter at the height of the climbers trail. In just 60 feet of climbing, Espresso has easy slab climbing, a series of tricky moves to surmount a bulge, and a fun line of juggy moves right before you encounter a brief, but crimpy crux.

The bolts are well-placed, the climbing is fun, and the falls are clean and safe.


Protection 

6 bolts and two cold-shuts for anchors



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Nuria on the belay and Muel past the crux.

Nuria on the belay and Muel past the crux.

Right before the business.

Right before the business.


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By twellman
Jul 13, 2009

I think you can skip the crimpy crux, which is below the 2nd to last bolt, with a fun dyno. The hold to the left of the 2nd to last bolt is good, and it's a fun fall if it turns out not to be good enough when you are pumping out!