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FA:  Mike Pennings, Jeff Hollenbaugh- March 28, 1993 Type:  Trad Length:  4 pitches, Grade IV Views: 716 page views Submitted By: Ben Folsom on Jan 1, 2001 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Clay getting into the business on pitch 1.

Description 

If you like wide crack climbing, this is an excellent route. Because of the nature of the climbing, I thought this route was even a little harder than tippin the bottle.

The route starts right of the the original Langdon Route.

Pitch 1- Climb a left leaning fist crack in a left facing corner, then it switches to a right leaning corner and eases up a bit. Gear belay in small alcove. 5.10+Pitch 2- Climb 5.10 hands to easier climbing above and another natural belay on a ledge? (its been a long time)Pitch 3- Climb an offwidth past a very insecure section to more offwidth above to the large ledge on the Northwest face. 5.10+Pitch 4- Climb the final pitch of Tippin the Bottle past some 5.10-5.11 roofs.

Descent- Rappel the Langdon route from good anchors all the way down.

Protection 

Three sets of camalots or equal to #4. 1 set stoppers.