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Bear Mountain Picnic 

5.8+

   

FA: Paul Sloan - 1992
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.8 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 80 feet
Views: 291 page views

Submitted By: saxfiend on Mar 19, 2007


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Description 

One of the more aesthetic and exposed routes at Foster Falls, Bear Mountain Picnic is fairly stiff for the grade. Try to find someone with a camera to go up the hill and get a picture of you profiled against the sky as you lead the arete!

Starting on the ledge below a roof, stem off of boulders until you can clip the first bolt, then pull the overhang and make delicate moves out right to a ledge. From here, follow the pretty and slightly overhanging arete on good holds to the top.


Location 

Jimmywood section; starts on a wide ledge above the trail, about 10' left of .38 Special.


Protection 

6 bolts, bolted anchors.



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By grizz
Apr 6, 2008

The initial move is definitely hard for 5.8. I also found a few of the bolt placements to be less than ideal with potential falls on to ledges and such. The exposure of the arete is quite thrilling. A lot of rope drag if you do not use some long draws in places as I remember.