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The Feather 

5.11d

   
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Type: Trad, 5 pitches, 550 feet, Grade III
Consensus: 5.11d [details]
FA: FA Harry Young, Robin Barley FFA Colin Moorhead Craig Mcgee
Submitted By: Colin Moorhead on Nov 8, 2009

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Description 

Good new 5 pitch line with one truly outstanding pitch, the "feather' pitch is surely one the best 5.11's Squamish has to offer.


Location 

Approximately 40m right of Straight Outta Squammpton.
Two rope rappel gets you down in 3 rappels


Protection 

Nuts and a double set of cams, include 1 #4 camalot.



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The awesome "Feather" pitch <br /><ul style='margin:0 0; padding:0 0;'><li>photo by J. Frimer</li></ul>

The awesome "Feather" pitch
  • photo by J. Frimer



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By phillip
Aug 14, 2010

Just climbed this today and wanted to mention that it is possible to rap this line with one 70m rope.

Also: above the first pitch we went slightly right and up to a bolt (that is not marked on the topo) before continuing up the crack instead of left to the wide crack. This variation was easy and created less rope drag.

Finally, the start of the Feather pitch is thin before clipping the bolt and reaching the locks. I recommend that the belayer lower their stance a ways to give the leader room to climb (and/or fall).

Final, 10d pitch felt tough, but that might just be my lack of slab skills. Really cool, fun route!