Type: Trad, 100 ft
FA: Tobin Sorenson, Bill Antel, John Long, Rob Muir, Richard Harrison, and Bruce Foster, July 1973
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Shared By: Roger Linfield on Feb 2, 2006
Admins: C Miller, M. Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer suchoski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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Description

This short face climb has one poorly located bolt, resulting in a bad runout on the crux move.

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one bolt and a few pieces of gear

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Follow the flake to one bolt on the right.
Follow the flake to one bolt on the right.
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Me just after the big fall!! On Jigsaw.
Me just after the big fall!! On Jigsaw.
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Darrell Hensel
 
Darrell Hensel  
 
Not only is the bolt poorly located, it's an absolute piece of junk. It's an old 1/4" bolt that sees a lot of water runoff over it, so it's a rusty piece of you know what. Bad scene.

This route should get negative stars. No wait, how come we can't give something multiple bombs like we can stars? This could well be a four bomb route. Four nuclear bombs. (Sorry FA party - gotta tell it like it is...) Sep 4, 2008
johannsolo
So Cal, now in Sandy, UT
 
johannsolo   So Cal, now in Sandy, UT
 
I replaced the bolt. I think the route is pretty good. Climb 30 feet up a very nice hand crack/lieback. Climb up 10 feet to clip the bolt. Climb up then left following weaknesses. The quality of the rock is worth at least one star. May 6, 2013
Tradiban
 
Tradiban  
 
Yea, bolt placement sucks. Perfect bullet rock on the top half of this thing though. Mar 25, 2016
johannsolo
So Cal, now in Sandy, UT
 
johannsolo   So Cal, now in Sandy, UT
 
This is a two star route. I've led it again twice in the last couple weeks and it will get your heart pounding. To call it a bomb is a travesty. Nov 7, 2017