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Hrum Hroom 

5.7

   

FA:  Paul Muehl and Pete DeLannoy
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.7 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 60 feet
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Submitted By: Steve Mestdagh on Jul 9, 2002


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BETA PHOTO: Katie reaches the top of Hrum Hroom.


Description 

This route is located shortly after you crest the hill on the right. You'll see Goldberry Lane on Ered Lithui on the left at the top of the hill. Quickbeam is on the right, just before you crest the hill. There's a large boulder (rock fin) in the middle at the crest to confuse you a bit. Use your alpine route finding skills :-) I used John Pages green book ("Recommened Climbs...") for the approach.

Crux is getting to the first bolt and maybe a move past it. After 1st bolt, I climbed a bit right before angling left to 2nd bolt. Follow your nose to the 3rd. Then you'll wonder where the 4th is until you step up a bit. Don't worry about the run to the top because there's a crack a bit up from the last bolt and a great horn up and right of that.

Enjoy!


Protection 

4 bolts, the 4th is difficult to see until you move past the 3rd. It's a ways from the 4th bolt to the top but there's a good webbing sling (not a cord sling, too thick) around a horn about 10 feet from the top. If I would have brought gear, I believe I could have gotten in a tcu or 1/2 tech friend in between 4th bolt and sling.



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Rick Phillips leading Hrum Hroom.

Rick Phillips leading Hrum Hroom.

Memorial Day Weekend '06... the "Old Man" leads Hrum Hroom.

Memorial Day Weekend '06... the "Old Man" leads Hr...

This is probably the crux move

This is probably the crux move

Bill Daniels on Hrum Hroom

Bill Daniels on Hrum Hroom


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By Bob Archbold
Aug 15, 2002

The first ascent of this route was done by Paul Muehl and Pete DeLanoy in the mid-1980's

By joelhagan
From: Rapid City, SD
Oct 20, 2009

Should be "Hrum Hoom".