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The Sickle 

5.8

   

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Type: Trad, TR
Consensus: 5.8 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 40 feet
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Submitted By: Mark Goodro on May 14, 2009


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BETA PHOTO: The Sickle 5.8
I'm not sure if the lower section i...



Description 

Short curving offwidth crack that starts 30 ft up the Hanging Garden wall to the right of Edges and Ledges. Can be top-roped or led from the ground up.


Location 

Route is about 10 ft to the right of Edges and Ledges. The anchor can be reached by hiking around from behind, or the route can be started by first climbing the lower wall to the ledge at base of the Sickle Crack.


Protection 

Standard rack. Bolted anchor at the top, shared with The Hammer.



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By ben kenobi
From: Portland, OR
May 18, 2009

The upper portion of Sickle is awesome. Great jams deep in the sickle-crack, great gear, and solid rock. The bottom portion presents many options, and I'm not sure whether these are different routes or simply alternate starts. I did a start to the right of what is shown as the red-dashed line in the photo. Nice finger locks and jugs, probably around 5.8.

Get on it! It's a great route.