Type: Trad, 2 pitches
FA: Dave Gottenborg and Peter Hubbel, August of 1987
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Shared By: James on Jan 14, 2009 · Updates
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Description Suggest change

Look for the crack on the right side of the rock (See
of Flakey).

P1. Follow the crack up to a sloping ledge with large rock leaning against it and belay, 100'. If only doing P1, walk off/downclimb to the right. There did not seem to be a distinct crux. There may be a second pitch or an extension of the first (I will investigate next time). Upon returning we tried a short crack (30-40 ft, see photo, right of rope) to the right of the belay. This is definitely harder than the first pitch, possibly 5.8. Although short I enjoyed this more than the first pitch.

P2. To be edited in.

Location Suggest change

The route is on the right side of the rock. It is an obvious crack behind a pine tree that heads up to a large roof. We exited to the right just below the roof. To get down is simple just walk right, down climb a short slab, slide through hole between rocks, walk under the rocks, down climb a boulder, then boulder hop back to the start. If you climb the second pitch, you can rap off webbing and a nut. I added some webbing and a rap triangle January '09. Thanks to the individual who left the nut.

Protection Suggest change

Hubbel says pro to 5", I used up to a #4 Friend. For the second pitch I did use #4 & #5 Camalots.

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