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Description
The left-most route at Gallows. A good, low-angle crack line that makes for a nice beginner trad lead.
The route is a little loose at the top, but a good lead for a trad beginner.
By Tom Johnson From: Colorado Springs, or Santa Fe Sep 1, 2008
This was my first lead and I found it awkward and a little sketchy with some of the loose rock (also lacked the two bolt anchor). Maybe it's a little cleaner now (climbed in early 07). Stick with the much more fun moderate sport around.
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