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No Stone Unturned 

5.9

   

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Type: Trad, TR
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
Length: 45 feet
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Submitted By: Craig Childre on Sep 21, 2006


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Meade pulling the crux May 2009


Description 

The moves getting over the slight overhang are the hardest. An excellent short line.


Location 

Zoo Wall Left, through the cave and uphill about 75 yards.. Just right of Slap Roof. This route climbs crack system just left of the big roof.


Protection 

All gear. Normal rack will do.



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By Andrew Tower
From: Golden, CO
Jul 1, 2007
rating: 5.9

Also there is a bolt right at the lip of the roof. So bring at least one draw because that is a hard part.

By Ryan A. Ray
From: Keller, TX
Oct 19, 2009
rating: 5.9-

be advised that the flake right below the bolt at the lip of the overhang flexes. Its loose and could possibly blow while your clipping the bolt resulting in groundfall if you do like i do and make that bolt your first piece. I would advise throwing in a friend in the crack to the right to protect yourself until you get the bolt. The hold still seems strong, but will eventually most likely blow out. Pull with care.