Agent Orange 

FA:  Brad White & Ian Cruickshank June, 1993 Type:  Trad, Sport Consensus:  5.11b [details] Length:  1 pitch, 90 feet Views: 105 page views Submitted By: Chris Duca on Feb 27, 2008 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

Agent Orange is a test of both slab wizardry and jamming prowess.

Start up a flake/block and climb to a comfortable stance below the black slab. Delicately move up the face trending right past 3 bolts and the first crux, then veer left, climbing past another bolt and the second crux. Rest, then tackle the pumpy, right-angling, gear-protected corner to a double bolt anchor.

Note: This route gets a lot of mid- to late morning sun.

Location 

About midway down the cliff from the left at a large right-facing corner with a block/flake at its base. About 200 feet to the left of the Vultures Wall.

Protection 

10 draws, and singles from .5 to a #2 Camalot. A single 60m rope gets you down.