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Under The Sleeping Giant 

Under The Sleeping Giant 

5.6

   
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Type: Trad, 1 pitch, 65 feet
Consensus: 5.6 [details]
FA: J. Tainio, M. Kindred
Submitted By: Aeon on Apr 20, 2010

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Description 

Awesome little climb on the underside of a left-facing open book dihedral. Mixed face, crack and slab climbing all in one little 5.6 climb. Begins atop some blocks at the base.


Location 

This climb is located to the right of the War Zone, an obvious area where hard face climbing leads directly up from the desert floor.


Protection 

One set of nuts up to 3", same for cams.



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By Nathan Marsh
From: st. george utah
Nov 4, 2012
rating: 5.7

this is a really fun route, that can be enjoyed by everyone! Great route to introduce someone to trad. The route eats gear. There is a lot of drag up top, even with slings to extend it. the rope also gets caught in the thin crack on the leaning sidewall. This makes Top roping this route very difficult. Also may want to rappel this instead of having your belayer lower you to reduce drag. jump on this one, you will enjoy it!

By Marius vanderMerwe
From: Saint George, UT
Nov 5, 2012
rating: 5.6

Instead of lowering or rappelling from the top, another option is to walk towards the back and around for an easy downwards scramble to the ground.