Start in the corner right of 100% Columbian (5.11c). Follow good holds up and left to gain a layback flake.... The crux is high up the flake as you get a little pumped.... Get on top of the flake and head for the chains....
This climb felt a bit hard at the grade for me (though the only time I climbed it was finishing off a hard day, but I have friends that have it dialed and they seem to find the grade to be right on.... Fun times close to the parking lot.
Location
Just right of 100% Columbian, 5.11c, starting in the corner and heading up and left in tho the big flake....
Since I didn't see it mentioned, the first moves are somewhat thin... easy to ignore if tall + strong. :)
By E thatcher From: Plymouth/ North Conway (NH) Apr 19, 2009
I think thin may be a bit much for the description. If you miss the jug in that first move you will probably drop 3 or 4 feet to a ledge, but the first clip will keep you from going any further. That is assuming you scramble on to the ledge on the right first. If you're doing a direct start it may be a bit more interesting?
Looking at and reading the caption of your Photo, I'm realizing we started to the left on a crimpy rail just left of the first bolt. The ledge was still wet from the day before. Doh!
By E thatcher From: Plymouth/ North Conway (NH) Apr 20, 2009
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