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Scallion 

5.10a PG13

   

FA: Drew Allan, Pat Munn and Mark Meschinelli, 9/80
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10a [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 100 feet
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Submitted By: Chris Duca on Oct 28, 2007


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  • Access is limited in the spring and summer due to peregrine falcon nesting; so there are some closures. Checking with the Adirondack Climbers Coalition or the NYDEC can provide the closure status.

  • Description 

    Because this route is so close to many of the classic lines at Poke-O, it is often over-looked. Don't miss this one!

    Scallion is a full- value route. It involves some unprotected, but relatively easy climbing (5.6 R) to begin the route, some Houdini corner moves protected by two bolts, then some of the finest moderate crack climbing on the cliff.

    If you are shorter than 5.7, the moves entering the corner and clipping the first bolt may feel a little difficult, so be thoughtful. However, a truck green Camalot placement in a horizontal below the right-facing corner helps ease off some of the jitters.

    The route ends at a bolt anchor.


    Location 

    About 300 feet the left of the giant Thunderhead Roof is a clean, bottomless right-facing corner that starts approximately 15 feet off a grassy ledge.


    Protection 

    Two bolts, and a full rack of small gear. Doubles are helpful and the addition of one red Camalot.



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    By kingsley
    Nov 14, 2007

    yes, the wasps were out on this route. even though they are very scary try to avoid jumping off the cliff. Additionally, I am short and stick-clipping the first bolt from the ledge made me feel very warm and fuzzy.