Why Me? 

FA:  Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.10d [details] Length:  1 pitch, 50 feet Views: 76 page views Submitted By: Zac Robinson on Jul 30, 2008 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

Maybe the steepest 5.10 trad route in LCC. Head up the corner on some funky jams and jugs until you can fanangle you way into the squeeze chimney. Work your way up a bit and reach out and around to clip the bolt. Scoot back down the chimney and come out and around the last bulge.

There seems to be a "thank-god" hold or feature everywhere you want one.

Location 

Up the slope from the Trinities. It is a large, very steep, face coming up from the trinities. It looks intimidating and rightfully so.
take a 0.75 camalot for the belay.

Protection 

There is one bolt on the route. We used a 0.75 camalot for the anchor. Other than that maybe a single set up through a new BD 5 or 6. You won't need every cam, but I forget exactly which ones were used.