Type: Trad, 330 ft (100 m), 3 pitches
FA: Dave Evans, Kevin Powell & Dan Ahlborn, 1977
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Shared By: The Gray Tradster on May 20, 2003 · Updates
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A very good route.

Pitch 1: This pitch is a bit nebulous - there are a few ways you can go. Climb or 3rd class up to the ledge about halfway between The Swift and Dappled Mare. Set up an anchor in a left-facing corner a few feet right of a vertical crack (40 feet).

Pitch 2: Climb the thinning crack system past one bolt. Place a thin piece and tip-toe past it: crux. The crack eases and breaks right. Pick a convenient scoop to belay in. Avoid setting up the belay where the route crosses Dappled Mare so you don't cause a traffic jam.

Pitch 3: Continue up and right to the top.

With a long rope and many slings, pitches 2-3 could be combined,

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Small TCU's or nuts at crux, Trad rack to #3 Camalot

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