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FA: Lenny Nelson
Type: Trad, Sport
Consensus: 5.8- [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 50 feet
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Submitted By: Nathan Fisher on Jun 20, 2003


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BETA PHOTO: 2 Nice Little Crack. 3 Unknown Face. 4 Storm Mou...


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Approach as per Nice Little Crack. This is the bolted face. Tricky start over the 1st roof, leads to edges and fun climbing. Midway you will find a bulge, friction over this avoiding the foot crack to the left. Finally, trick #3, pop over the top roof. And there... the anchors?.


Protection 

2 bolts atop for the anchor, BEWARE one is suspect. Also, 7 draws for the route. You will also need a small set of medium gear for the upper roof.



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By Bobby Hanson
From: Salt Lake City, UT
Apr 22, 2005
rating: 5.7

I climbed this in Fall 2001. The anchor at the top was pretty crappy. Look for a (better) third bolt up above the first two (one of which spins). I found a CTR ring up here on a tiny (2"x2") ledge. Weird.

By Harvey Miller
Jun 16, 2005
rating: 5.8

Yeah, one of the anchors at the top is bad. A good option is to use the good anchor as a bolt, and then finish the climb by traversing to the left to the anchors at the top of Nice Little Crack. Its not very far. Belay your follower from the top, and then rap from those anchors.

By Walt Haas
From: Salt Lake City, UT
Mar 28, 2007
rating: 5.8

IIRC Lenny Nelson told me a few years ago that he had bolted this route. Unfortunately I forgot the name he gave it :-( Nice route though.

With TR protection, you can climb the slightly more difficult face a few feet to climber's left of the bolts.