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Easy Hard 

5.5

   

FA: Buddy Price, K. Savoy - 1973
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.5 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 120 feet
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Submitted By: saxfiend on Sep 4, 2007


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Michael does the big stem on Easy Hard.


Description 

More proof that there's nothing boring about easy/moderate climbs at Moore's, Easy Hard makes a nice warm-up at the start of the day or a good wind-down after a hard day of climbing. NOTE: despite the 5.5 rating, this is probably not a good choice for a first trad lead.

Follow a crack system up to face climbing and a small overlap; move right and up the face (crux), then continue past a tree ledge to a big tree in a cave-like nook.


Location 

Starts about 20' left of Head Jam. Rap from the slung tree at the top.


Protection 

Cams and passive pro in the small to medium range; build a gear anchor and/or sling the big tree.



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By Allen Freeman
Jun 2, 2008

Fun route, definitely not suggested for a 1st lead, routefinding to the ledge above headjam isn't exactly intuitive and the slopery business at the top is kind of freaky.