Type: Trad, 600 ft (182 m), 7 pitches, Grade III
GPS: 36.12126, -115.49023
FA: Joe Herbst and Randal Grandstaff, 1977
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Shared By: Larry DeAngelo on Dec 31, 2004 · Updates
Admins: Luke EF, Larry DeAngelo, Justin Johnsen

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This route starts way on the left side of the base section of the Magic Triangle formation. Two pitches of crack climbing lead to a broken, 4th class area at mid-height. Go right, connecting the ledge systems with an interesting climb across a chasm. The long traverse brings you to cracks on the right side of the upper triangle. The next pitch goes up to a horizontal break. Then move left to a spot where you can climb over the overhang (5.9) and continue to a belay near the right edge of the wall. The crux pitch goes up past some soft rock to a smooth traverse left (limited pro) to reach a thin crack, which is followed up to a belay stance. The last pitch is easier and goes right to the summit of the formation.

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Large cams are useful on the second pitch; small cams near the crux.

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