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The School Room 

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Type: Trad, TR, 1 pitch, 55 feet
Consensus: 5.1 [details]
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Submitted By: Daniel E. Hopper on Oct 27, 2009

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BETA PHOTO: Colleen on the School Room face.

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Description 

This is an easy intro route for all climbers. Many variations exist, but most popular is the crack that starts the the far right, then moves left to a three bolt anchor.


Location 

This is on the east face near the 5.0 crack for the TR set up.


Protection 

8-13 stoppers. 3 bolt anchor 15 feet from summit, or 2 bolt anchor at summit.



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Austin marks the base of the route.

Austin marks the base of the route.


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By Andito
From: Colorado Springs
Jun 25, 2011

The anchor at the top consists of an I bolt that twists a bit and an additional newer hanger behind it that couldn't be used for rapping off of. I felt comfortable belaying from this anchor, but opted to downclimb instead of take my chances with the twisty bolt. An effort has clearly been made to reinforce it, but the angle at which it was set leads to tension that is making it loose. Just a heads up for an otherwise fantastic beginning lead. (The view from the top is worth the while!)

By dhunsworth
From: Durango, co
Aug 7, 2012

Looking at this wall as a nice spot to bring some newer climbers. Is there a safe way to setup TR on this or do most just free solo out there?