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Pink Laurel 

5.9

   

FA: Ted & Ann Church, 1955
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 120 feet
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Submitted By: Mike fenice on Jun 1, 2006


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The second pitch of Pink Laurel.


Description 

This is a very popular route that can be done in one pitch. Located just to the right of "Jackie" and "Classic", it climbs the obvious pink-colored left-facing corner.

P1: Start on a large block that leaves you at the base of short chimney. Wiggle your way up following the crack system; watch out all your climb technique will be tested here! Go through the overhang and either belay at the Jackie belay station or climb through a long flake system located on the right, up the corner, past another roof to an arete, and head to the trees. 5.9, 120'.

When you exit the upper section onto the Jackie ledge be careful; your gear is way behind you and you could be headed for a nice swing.

Descend to the left via the Uberfall.


Protection 

Standard rack will work fine but leave the hexes and tri-cams at home. I think I placed a #4 Friend in the upper part?



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By JSH
Sep 2, 2007

SERIOUS BETA ALERT! .... hand jam(s).

There's all kinds of pro available, both at the crux (and I place them all!), and in the upper part. No need to bring big stuff.

By Risi
Oct 15, 2007

Don't miss the nice and steep second pitch! There is only one 5.9 move on a short traverse to the left below the second roof. Long slings or double ropes are helpful.

By mobley
From: Haven, Ct
Apr 21, 2008

damn, my book said 5.8
seemed pretty hard for a 5.8
safe and fun route