Type: Sport, 70 ft
FA: unknown
Page Views: 235 total · 1/month
Shared By: Skip Harper on Jul 12, 2002
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac

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Description

Route No. 1 on the beta photo, fairly easy face moves lead to a thin, bolted (!) finger crack that underlies a roof with some tricky, balancy moves at the grade. The 'thank God' jug is not there, so go for what you can get.

Protection

6 bolts and a 'peg' with Fixe Ring Anchors at top.

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Just the rap but good views.
Just the rap but good views.
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'North exposure'.
'North exposure'.
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Nick warming up after something of a climbing hiatus - and after something of an approach having bushwhacked from the Baldpate.
Nick warming up after something of a climbing h…
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Pure bliss.
Pure bliss.
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Crashed at Sea route line
Crashed at Sea route line
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Lost at Sea face.
Lost at Sea face.
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david goldstein
 
david goldstein  
 
Maybe there is a bolt or two too many, but this pitch is relatively clean and has two distinct cruxes with two distinct types of climbing. Aug 2, 2007
Greg Sievers
Bozeman, MT
Greg Sievers   Bozeman, MT
I thought this was a great route. True about the bolts; could have used gear for the middle half; but still very good. Sep 29, 2007
John Maurer
Denver, CO
 
John Maurer   Denver, CO
 
Eats blue and yellow TCUs. Really fun route. Cool finish off the arête through the roof. Aug 9, 2015