Type: Trad, 110 ft (33 m)
FA: unknown FRA: Ryan & Garrreth 2015
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Shared By: Nate Ball on Sep 19, 2016
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The climbing on this route is closer to three-star quality but for that thrutch up the dirt mound at the top...

Climb up the right or left side of a minor outcrop on the left side of the south-east facing slab. From a minor stance at a horizontal, make a precarious move to the next ledge then step left. Climb the left side of this big flake feature through a brief serious of laybacks and finger jams. From another ledge, protect carefully then make a few more long reaches. From here it's mostly easy climbing, trying to avoid slipping on dirt and grass, plugging the occasional cam in a horizontal.

At the top of the weakness, step left onto what little bare rock is exposed beneath the grass-covered dirt-pile that guards the anchors. Try to get your feet up on exposed rock nearby and desperately grovel your way to the anchor.

Be mindful on rappel, as a 60m rope just barely makes it to the ground.

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South-east facing slab, left of the Puro Filipino dihedral and right of the left-arching feature that distinguishes this from the routeless wall to the left.

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Gear to 3", doubles .5-1"
316 steel anchor (2011)

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