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Quaker State 

5.11a

   

FA: Rob Robinson, Tom McMillan 1978
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.11a [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 100 feet
Views: 392 page views

Submitted By: Ben Sachs on Jan 27, 2009


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Stu at the crux.


Description 

This is the obvious crack feature in the center of the left Amphitheater wall. Great climbing with an exciting crux at the top. The centerpiece of the area and one of the best routes at Moores.


Location 

Amphitheater, left wall.


Protection 

Standard rack. This route can seem run out due to tricky placements. However, there is gear available for every section. Get a creative piece for the roof right off the ground. After the high crux, there is a good placement that is hard to see. Many just run it to the top. Fixed anchor with rings.



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Jeremy on Quaker State on a sweltering summer day

Jeremy on Quaker State on a sweltering summer day

John Provotero c.a. 1989. Note the existence of beautiful hemlocks that have since been lost to ice and pestilence. photo by PJ

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