Teething Biscuit 5.10a
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BETA PHOTO: 1. The Scoop, 11. 2. Teething Biscuit, 10.
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Description Start in the right-facing dihedral and stem up high. Undercling and reach high for a small pocket. Finish with another reach for a higher pocket. This is a pretty fun sequence of moves.
Protection Use the tree on top with a few long slings. There are two bolts with chains on top of this climb.
BETA PHOTO: Teething Biscuit, 5.10.
| Teething Biscuit.
| Dave reaches the pocket/edge.
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By Darin Lang Mar 21, 2003 rating: 5.10a
| Cool moves over the roof, and the rare non-grating hand jam in the dihedral below. |
By Darin Lang Mar 21, 2003 rating: 5.10a
| There are now two shiny bolts above this route for TR access. |
By Jeremy Hakes From: Golden, Colorado May 22, 2006 rating: 5.10a
| One of the bolts is an old-style welded affair, and the other is a hair loose. I don't think they're going anywhere. This route is THIN. The rock in this small area chews up your hands something fierce. |
By Kyle P. From: Lander, WY Nov 22, 2007
| Solid climb. The undercling and a long reach are a must...or look around the arete for a crimp to the reach. |
By Doug Redosh From: golden, CO Nov 14, 2011
| Our favorite route of the day on our first visit to Castlewood. The bolts are good but are below the summit a little bit. One can easily tie off to a tree 10 feet back. |
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