Type: Trad, Sport, 3 pitches
FA: Richard Rossiter & Gail Effron, 1997.
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Shared By: Chris Cavallaro on Sep 18, 2001
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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Description Suggest change

Begin about 200 feet down and left from the high point of the approach ramp.

P1. Start at a bolt or climb a hand crack ten feet to the right. Gain a finger crack that leads to a short headwall with three bolts (crux). On the last bolt, place a long sling, climb up and right along a ramp and gain a two-bolt anchor.

P2. Climb the second pitch of Long Dong Dihedral (to the left) and belay at a two-bolt anchor after 50 feet.

P3. Follow seven bolts and a finger crack (Stoppers) up through the middle of the NW face of the south tower. (10c 80 ft.) The bolt on the summit is bent so you'll need a few pieces to anchor on the summit.

The first pitch provides 5.9 trad, and great 5.11 sport. The last provides solid 5.10 moves with great exposure.

Protection Suggest change

Small-medium cams and stoppers.

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