Type: Trad, 130 ft (39 m), Grade II
FA: J. Schlinkmann, S. Gardiner, R. Guilmette, '85
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Shared By: Tony B on Jul 4, 2001
Admins: Peter Gram, Mike Snyder, Taylor Spiegelberg, Jake Dickerson

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Description Suggest change

Approach Via the Durrance approach and head left at the cliff base to reach the SW corner. At the SW corner there are a number of shorter columns that reach a height of perhaps 100'.

The dihedral at the right hand edge of the right-most of these columns, beginning as an ever-steepening slab is "Rangers Are People Too." The next crack left of this, on the left side of the right-most short column, is the fist pitch of Direct SouthWest.

P1: (5.10-, 100' (?)Locate the climb as described above and start up the slabby initial section (easy) and into the right-facing crack & corner with thin jams and stems. Climb this to a good ledge with a fixed belay. Although I am not certain a single 60M gets you to the ground, it is close enough to be a mere scramble for sure. The route is not very sustained.

Protection Suggest change

A good set of nuts and cams to 2.5"

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