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5.11b

   
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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 100 feet
Consensus: 5.11b [details]
FA: Peter Beal and Caolan MacMahon, 1991.
Submitted By: Matty Zane on Apr 9, 2009

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BETA PHOTO: 1st half of Running Free

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Description 

Just left of Play Misty is this wildly positioned and well protected route. Take a light rack (up to a #2 Camalot or equivalent) and many quickdraws. The first pitch (crux) climbs an obvious crack, thin at first, past two bolts and three fixed pins to a 2-bolt belay. The second pitch follows a finger crack right to a slab, then climbs straight up past three bolts to a small ledge (optional belay; same as Play Misty). From here, work right past four bolts up a steep headwall to flakes and a short hand crack.


Location 

Just to the right of central crack. The obvious corner, that turns into a hand crack.


Protection 

Bring a light rack to a 2" cam, and many quickdraws. Anchors at the top.


Description 

Just left of Play Misty is this wildly positioned and well protected route. Take a light rack (up to a #2 Camalot or equivalent) and many quickdraws. The first pitch (crux) climbs an obvious crack, thin at first, past two bolts and three fixed pins to a 2-bolt belay. The second pitch follows a finger crack right to a slab, then climbs straight up past three bolts to a small ledge (optional belay; same as Play Misty). From here, work right past four bolts up a steep headwall to flakes and a short hand crack.


Location 

Just to the right of central crack. The obvious corner, that turns into a hand crack.


Protection 

Bring a light rack to a 2" cam, and many quickdraws. Anchors at the top.


Description 

Just left of Play Misty is this wildly positioned and well protected route. Take a light rack (up to a #2 Camalot or equivalent) and many quickdraws. The first pitch (crux) climbs an obvious crack, thin at first, past two bolts and three fixed pins to a 2-bolt belay. The second pitch follows a finger crack right to a slab, then climbs straight up past three bolts to a small ledge (optional belay; same as Play Misty). From here, work right past four bolts up a steep headwall to flakes and a short hand crack.


Location 

Just to the right of central crack. The obvious corner, that turns into a hand crack.


Protection 

Bring a light rack to a 2" cam, and many quickdraws. Anchors at the top.



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2nd part of Running Free taken from bolted anchor on small ledge

BETA PHOTO: 2nd part of Running Free taken from bolted anchor ...