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Chiricahua Gumption 

Chiricahua Gumption 

5.10a/b

   

FA: Ryan Brough and James Garrett, 7 September 2007
New Route: Yes
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10b [details]
Length: 2 pitches, 110 feet
Season: Spring, Summer, Fall
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Submitted By: James Garrett on Sep 9, 2007


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Description 

CG is on the right or West Facing part of the Native American Crag. Look for bolts starting at the NW corner. Due to rope drag, this climb is comprised of two short pitches, each with distinctive cruxes.

Pitch #1: An awkward start off the ground passing a bolt at a bulge to a short little headwall highstepping up some chickenheads to slab and a two bolt belay ledge. 5.10a.
Pitch #2: Climb the corner clipping a bolt out left on the face to a roof traverse that necessitates thoughtful gumption to the arete. Follow the pleasant arete to the top of the climb and a two-bolt belay. 5.10a/b.

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Location 

As noted above. NW corner of Native American Crag.


Protection 

8-10 QDs. All belays in place.



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By Arie Leeflang
From: City of Salt
Sep 12, 2008
rating: 5.10

Interesting route (in a good way). It threads its way up semi-solid rock avoiding the crouton pile the rest of this crag seems to be. Well bolted. The second pitch crux was wild followed by fantastic moves up the upper arete with some exposure. A couple chickenheads I thought were bomber ended up being deployed into outer space. I guess I need to loose some weight. Thanks James and Ryan for a fun route.

By James Garrett
Oct 26, 2008

Interesting account...thanks go to Ryan Brough for finding this bit of obscurity. One would have to be quite creative to come up with additional lines on this one. Right On Ryan!