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Unknown, left of Keyhole Flake 

5.10-

   

FA: ?
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10a/b [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 50 feet
Views: 395 page views

Submitted By: Jared Brown on Apr 25, 2003


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Description 

This route is just left of Keyhole Flake and climbs a offwidth flake to a step right across to a fun, thin lieback flake. The step across is the crux.


Protection 

A few cams from .5 to 2 Camalot, a large stopper on a stick or a very large cam might protect the start



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By William McGehee
From: Choctaw, OK
Oct 6, 2003

A number 10 Metolius nut works very well to protect the bottom of the crack. If your leader is WAY to sketched out to place this, there are two options: Lift someone on to your shoulders to place the nut on a QD or place a #5 Camalot in the huge offwidth on the left that contains the side-pull hold necessary to gain the crack. Led this for the second time yesterday and all I have to say is that the nut is BOMBER... Make sure your belayer is to the right of the climb near the wall to avoid BAD rope-burn...