Type: | Trad, 600 ft (182 m), 4 pitches, Grade III |
FA: | Greg Vernon, Sally Moser |
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We did this climb in 4 pitches. Sorry I don't remember grades or pitch lengths. Kind of guessing from memory so any corrections in the comments are welcome.
Pitch 1 - Head up a widish crack to a nice gear belay. 5.6
Pitch 2 - Continue heading up and as the crack thins move right to a right facing crack. Build a gear hanging belay or extend it down 10 ft to stand on a nice ledge. 5.6
Pitch 3 - Head up to a right facing corner as it thins down to micro nut. Kind of hard to protect. Move left to nice dishes to a two bolt belay at a nice stance. 5.8
Pitch 4 - Slab climb up to a bolt and then continue up the left facing dihedral. 2 bolt belay. 5.7
4th class to the top if you like. We did and then just down climbed back to the anchors.
4 double rope rappels on bolt anchors down the slab face will bring you to the ground.
Pitch 1 - Head up a widish crack to a nice gear belay. 5.6
Pitch 2 - Continue heading up and as the crack thins move right to a right facing crack. Build a gear hanging belay or extend it down 10 ft to stand on a nice ledge. 5.6
Pitch 3 - Head up to a right facing corner as it thins down to micro nut. Kind of hard to protect. Move left to nice dishes to a two bolt belay at a nice stance. 5.8
Pitch 4 - Slab climb up to a bolt and then continue up the left facing dihedral. 2 bolt belay. 5.7
4th class to the top if you like. We did and then just down climbed back to the anchors.
4 double rope rappels on bolt anchors down the slab face will bring you to the ground.
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