Type: Trad, 80 ft (24 m)
FA: First free ascent: April, 1964 J. Reppy, T. Streibert
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Shared By: John Peterson on Feb 21, 2006 · Updates
Admins: Morgan Patterson

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This is one of the best routes anywhere. Climb a crack just right of a slab leaning against the wall, about 200' left of Wiessner Slab. Just to the right of this is the roof marking the start of Subline.

The crux is near the top but the whole line is tough with few good rests.

The traditional grade on this is 5.9 but it's certainly comparable with 10a in the west.

Protection Suggest change

Everything from a small wire to a #3 camalot fits in there somewhere. Mostly larger wires and medium cams.

There is a bolted anchor at the top of this climb.

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