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5.9

   

FA: Christian Knight
New Route: Yes
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
Length: 3 pitches, 300 feet
Views: 171 page views

Submitted By: Christian Knight on May 28, 2008


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Description 

Slightly overhanging cruxes are in several places along the route. The rock quality is good but since it follows a natural drainage beware of gravely ledges. Bring a helmet and you are fine. The mental crux is right at the top.


Location 

Pitch one starts on Drivers Test, clip the anchor and keep going past 2 bolts to the ledge. Once on top you can rappel the route with a 60m rope or walk off.


Protection 

Pitch 1: 11 Bolts to Ring Anchors.
Pitch 2: 9 Bolts to Ring Anchors.
Pitch 3: 7 Bolts to Ring Anchors.

As always for this area it is useful to have some runners to help with rope drag. And a helmet is a good idea no matter where you climb.



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Darren Knezek belays Aaron Child on the last pitch of <em>Run for Cover</em>.

Darren Knezek belays Aaron Child on the last pitch...

I wonder why Christian named it <em>Run for Cover</em>?<br /><br />(Darren Knezek cleaning off some loose rock from the second pitch on what was probably the second ascent).

I wonder why Christian named it Run for Cover<...


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By Bad Sock Puppet
From: With the climbing Gods
Jul 25, 2008

Doesn't seem to matter which route you choose for the first pitch, but beware of taking one of the left routes as you'll most likely send large rocks down toward your partner as you scramble for the bottom of the second pitch. Second pitch is more solid, however it turns into a 5.6 near the middle. There is a small fun roof near the top. The third pitch isn't a 5.9 (maybe 5.7), and there didn't seem to be any pattern to the placement of the bolts. The third pitch isn't worth the effort unless you plan on walking off. Some vegetation in the way.

By Aaron Child
Aug 15, 2008

Scary. Exposed....yet fun in a sick kinda way. Classic Jobsite.