Unknown 5.11a (a.k.a. the Booty Route) 5.11a
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Description The Booty Route climbs pockets, scoops, and edges on the steep west wall of The Canyon/east wall of The Jukebox. The route passes a bulge or small roof feature at mid-height. Above the bulge the angle decreases and the route follows the knobby slab, passing left of a large block on the arete, to the top. There are chains to the climber's right.
Location After entering the south end of The Canyon, and beyond the gap between The Egg and The Jukebox, this route is the 1st line of bolts, on the left (west. It is just right of the spindly 12 feet tree. Identified by the bulge or small roof feature 35' up the wall, often with a quickdraw or carabiner on the 4th bolt.
Protection 7 bolts and a set of chains to the north. There is another anchor consisting of four bolts, to the west, but these are not rigged for rappelling.
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By Benjamin Chapman From: CA Nov 11, 2012
| This is an excellent route, with a committing crux. There are two sets of anchors on the summit near the top of this route. To the right is a set of chains that allow a rappel into The Canyon with a 60 meter rope, and four bolts on the high point to the west. It is also possible to down climb to the south into the gap between The Egg and The Jukebox. |
By Jeff Edge Apr 29, 2013
| Pretty neat, did it at the end of the day Saturday. This is actually the second line of bolts on that side of the canyon the first line is something that felt 5.7ish. If you're OK making a 40 or so foot run (basically solo) you can get to the anchors for this (and the other climbs) up some 5.easy above the top of that first route on the left. Also, those 4 bolts no rings look like highline bolts rigged to go to the egg, haven't been to the top of the egg to see if there's any matching so I don't really know, anyone know? Edit: "5.7ish" route turns out to be Sophie's Choice 5.9...hahah whoops |
By Benjamin Chapman From: CA Apr 30, 2013
| There is a 3rd class scramble, from the notch between The Egg and the Jukebox, that is much easier than the approach you describe. There are no corresponding bolts on The Egg to suggest that there was ever a high line established. Bill Leventhal, et al. did attain the summit via a line tossed over the top, which may explain the 4 bolts, and I have made the Tyrolean a couple times. |
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