Pump Up the Jam 

FA:  Stuart and Bret Ruckman 1990 Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.11c [details] Length:  1 pitch, 70 feet Views: 281 page views Submitted By: Nathan Fisher on Jun 15, 2003 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

This route is on the east face. It is the southern most climb. It climbs a north-facing fin of rock, about 50 feet beyond the beginning of the gully that separates Challenge from the next east buttress. It climbs a thin finger crack up an overhung face. Not only is it overhung but the crack causes you to change tactics on it more than once as the angles keep changing. Once you gain the ledge at mid-climb. The severity eases up with a relatively easy romp to the top. Laybacks, sidepulls, and thin finger jams, plus a few juggy pulls are all called for.

Protection 

The anchor can be set utilizing large slings around the horn at the top and a couple medium/large pieces to back up the horn. Approach the top by continuing up the gully to a large pine tree and then scramble up this crack system to the top.