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Lakeview 

5.10a/b

   

FA: Thomas Kelly et al 1986
Type: Trad, Sport
Consensus: 5.10a/b [details]
Length: 2 pitches, 165 feet
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Submitted By: Nick Stayner on Apr 12, 2007


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2nd pitch
photo by Shannan Millsaps



Description 

A great slabby route with some classic edges and a gorgeous view of Lake Lure. Wanders slightly, to keep things interesting.
P1- Climb direct (harder) or stem up a tree to a point at which you can step over to the wall. Pass 5 or 6 bolts and some small TCU placements. Cut directly left near the last two bolts and end at a rap anchor. 90', 5.10a/b.
P2- Climb straight up past two bolts. This pitch starts off steep and eases considerably. End at a rap anchor. 75', 5.10.


Location 

A few bolts supplemented by a handful of TCUS.


Protection 

Dead center of the Lakeview Wall. Look for the dead tree near the right side of a 15' ledge. Rap once with two ropes (165') or twice with a single.



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By Tanner Clagett
Jan 14, 2009

The tree commonly stemmed to access the wall is ready to fall. Tried to use it yesterday (1-12-09) and it gave a loud crack before I even got high enough to reach the wall. My partner and I were able to easily sway the tree with one hand. If anyone is going out there, please be careful or bring a 20+ foot stick-clip.

By Jeff Mekolites
From: HOTlanta, GA
Mar 9, 2009

The tree is all gone. A shoulder stand from a partner will also do the trick...as I found out.

By TomCaldwell
From: Clemson, S.C.
Sep 26, 2009

Start from the right is 5.11R and the left most tree will most likely break by trying to aid it. There is a big stick for the stick clip.