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5.10d

   

FA: unknown
Type: Sport
Consensus: 5.10d [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 70 feet
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Submitted By: Guy Humphrey on Jul 13, 2006


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Me on the sweet pockets of Gaucho. Audry belaying...


Description 

This is my favorite 5.10 route at Wild Iris. The route consists of big moves between large pockets on an overhanging wall. This pumpy route ends at a small ledge, with a difficult move to clip the anchor. Being tall helps...


Location 

Gaucho is the right most route on the main wall. There is a new route to the right on the arete. Zorro (5.11d) follows the black streak just to the left.


Protection 

7-8 bolts



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Me, falling my way up this damn thing.  It was not a proud day for me.<br />Photo by Robin Kelley

Me, falling my way up this damn thing. It was not...

On the upper portion of Gaucho.<br />Photo by Robin Kelley

On the upper portion of Gaucho.
Photo by Robin Kel...



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By Andy Laakmann
Site Landlord
From: Jackson Hole, WY
Jul 13, 2006
rating: 5.10d

I'm only 5'8, and I definitely found clipping the anchors tough! Fortunately you can hang out on a small ledge and thrutch while trying to clip them like I did....

Pumpy route for sure!

By richard magill
Aug 20, 2006

stellar

By Jesse Ryan
Sep 19, 2006
rating: 5.10d

Great! 2nd Andy's Comments on the clipping the anchors, and I'm just over 5'9".

By Matt Richardson
Administrator
From: Fort Collins, CO
Aug 17, 2008

This route really seems to play to my weaknesses. It's all there - big moves to nice pockets on a bulgy face. I really don't think this is much easier than Zorro; but then again, I didn't attempt to lead Zorro.

By Doug Lintz
From: Lincoln, NE
Aug 20, 2008

Great stuff. I thought it was a lot like Zorro but with slightly bigger holds. I agree regarding the anchors, they should've been placed about a foot lower.