Type: Trad, 200 ft (61 m), 2 pitches, Grade II
FA: Jeb Steward Christopher D. Jones 2013
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Shared By: Chris Jones on Jun 2, 2014
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Heady, pumpy, and loose. Continue to hanging belay ledge above loose blocks follow to ledge with tree blocking access to continue. Mantel on skinny tree trunk (sketchy) and continue up and left through huge detached hollow flake in left facing dihedral. Trust gear in detached flake due to commitment and continue to top-out. Route looks megaclassic from below and could be with alot of cleaning

Location Suggest change

Farthest East Dome on Seminoe Mountain. Follow dome around to its east side. An obvious splitter off-hands splitter crack leads up through some precarious medium sized loose blocks. See Map location pinpointing Seminoe East. A large vertical Chimney system is just left of this route.

Protection Suggest change

Doubles of #1, #2, and #3 Camalots and doubles on small to medium tcs. Wires and rps.

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