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Let's Face It! 

5.7+

   

FA: Ed Clark, Karen Clark - 1986
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.7+ [details]
Length: 2 pitches, 100 feet
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Submitted By: saxfiend on Dec 8, 2007


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Description 

As a two-pitch climb, Let's Face It is a T-Wall rarity, though it can easily be done as a single pitch with a 70-meter rope. Nice exposure, challenging for the grade and very worthwhile.

P1: At a left-facing corner, either climb a large crack on the left face (easier), or up the ante by following the corner with a varying crack to a large ledge. 40', 5.7+
P2: Follow a pretty orange corner up past blocks to a large roof. Traverse left under the roof, then continue up a vegetated left-facing corner past dirty ledges to the top. 60', 5.7+


Location 

Starts about 10' left of Steeplechase/Super Slide. Two-rope rap will get you down in one rap, or two raps with a single.


Protection 

Standard rack; cams up to #3 Camalot or equivalent. Bolted anchor at the top; a slung chock serves as a rap station at the P1 ledge.



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By saxfiend
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From: Atlanta, GA
Dec 23, 2007

Haven't met anyone yet who's led this that considers it a 5.7.

By Jeff Mekolites
From: HOTlanta, GA
Jan 28, 2008

We did this in one pitch, with one rope, including the rap. Climbed the corner variation. Don't go too high when you traverse under the roofs. The better holds and feet are slightly lower. Yeah, probably 5.7...with some good exposure.