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Description
Sharing bolts with Stemulation, the two climbs share characteristics in technicality. This one seems to be the most difficult of the two. Again the climb starts with a small crimpy overhang, turning into some stemming and technical movement up into a scoop. DON'T get suckered in after the 3rd clip. Although it is tempting to move into the dihedral, it's difficult to move anywhere once you are there! Crux comes after clipping the fourth bolt.
Can be found in an open area along the trail before the trail heads back into the trees.
Protection
6 bolts to anchors. This climb is well bolted, as you will find a bolt at your waist when moving though difficult part.
Randy's Wall.
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