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Patient Pace 

5.6 R

   

FA: Tony Calderone 2007
Type: Trad, Sport
Consensus: 5.6 [details]
Length: 2 pitches, 230 feet
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Submitted By: TP in SLC on Nov 26, 2008


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Craig nearing the top of the route.


Description 

P1- From the vegetated cleft find a flat big rock behind some bushes. There is a bolt above this to the west. Slab you way up 5.5 slab to a sub belay, ramble past this up highly fun and featured slab passing 3 more bolts to a 2 ring anchor 5.5 180'

P2- Climb up and right using chickenheads for progress (crux) aim for the bolt above the overlap. Cruise up easy but dirty terrain to a 2 bolt anchor 5.6 55'

P2 variant- Climb out right from belay to reach a bolt, pad your way up to one more bolt aiming for the roof. Plug in some smaller cams and crank over the roof using big chickenheads, once above clip one more bolt and ramble to the anchor. 5.7 55'


Location 

This is to the west of the big vegetated cleft. This is the first line of bolts one will notice when scrambling up the gully that forms on the east side of the slab


Protection 

QD's maybe a #3 Camalot maybe a TCU or 2 and light set of nutz.



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Juli belays Fett up to the top of the first pitch

Juli belays Fett up to the top of the first pitch

Looking down the first pitch

BETA PHOTO: Looking down the first pitch


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By TP in SLC
Nov 26, 2008

If your a beginning 5.7 leader on slabs this would be a great choice for your first lead. A bit of space between the bolts but a fun route!

By no-body
Mar 6, 2009

Its called "Patient Pace"