One Epic Leads to Another 5.7+
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| Type: | Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet |
| Consensus: | 5.7+ [details] |
| FA: | Brent Kertzman & Jim "Catfish" Scruthers - July 1982 |
| Submitted By: | Brent Kertzman on Apr 14, 2007 |
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Burt Lindquist climbs the water groove on the lowe...
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Description The route starts up the slightly leftward trending water groove (described in the description for the area) and is protected by bolts. Move onto the first block past two bolts (crux) then onto a ledge with another bolt. Move onto summit block and climb the airy finish to the top.
Location (described in detail in the description for the area)
Protection Five Protection Bolts plus a flake or two can be runnered; Summit has bolted anchors.
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| Comments on One Epic Leads to Another |
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By joelhagan From: Rapid City, SD Apr 16, 2007 rating: 5.7
| This is a superfun varied climb. Bring some extra webbing up just in case the anchors need to be replaced. I think the Aluminum rap ring is a bit beat up as well. Peace Out, Joel |
By Peter Arndt From: Baraboo, WI Jul 2, 2007 rating: 5.7+
| This was our last route (out of 29 total)in five days in June of 07. It will be maybe the most memorable. The climb in true Black Hills fashion, is "run out" and for better of worse we did not have much beta. The "step across" on to the head wall was a surprise and a little scary. Rope drag nearly pulled me off the face and I had to pinch a small crystal to stay on. Believe me you don't want to fall on the last ten feet of this one. That being said "One Epic Leads to Another" has become one of my favorite climbs in the Hills. |
By Mark Wright From: Minneapolis, MN Sep 12, 2011 rating: 5.7+
| To keep this route from being run out, there's a nice crack for a small cam above the second bolt, and a couple of horns that can be slung with double length shoulder runners above that. The top anchor is three button head bolts with thin hangers with webbing to two rap rings. The webbing was a little weathered in sept 2011. |
By Wilson On The Drums From: RapidCity, SD Oct 19, 2012 rating: 5.7 PG13
| 5 bolts. a .75 bd c4 fit nicely a little off to the left after the second bolt. a fun varied climb with some friction down low and some good crystals and side pulls up farther. i went right after the 3rd and 4th bolt and then again after the 5th. 2 other great guys lead it after me, one when straight up through everything and the next went right like I did. either way everything is there and it was fun. there are some run out but you're on slightly easier terrain at that point. |
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