[Hide Comment] Route has been chopped.
After 5 or 6 bolts, there is an intermediate rap anchor that still exists, but after that all hangers have been removed and their bolts hammered flat.
1/31/2010 Feb 1, 2010

[Hide Comment] Why was it chopped? Can it be naturally protected? Aug 16, 2010

[Hide Comment] Does anyone know If this route is still chopped? Feb 25, 2012

[Hide Comment] No it's been rebolted. Fun route, second pitch is more fun than the first IMO. Feb 27, 2012

[Hide Comment] Is this the route that starts at Leonids, but at the fork (3 bolts up) you head left-ish (12 o'clock) instead of continuing right up Leonids? Apr 10, 2013

[Hide Comment] This one is called MaÒana in the ACSD pocket guide. Is that a mistake? Feb 9, 2014

[Hide Comment] Ben, the route is named Manana, but with the formatting that's supposed to go over the n I think the publisher blew it and it wasn't caught in editing.... The ACSD guide's name for the route is a typo. Nov 19, 2014

[Hide Comment] The bolt line continues past the second pitch, does anyone know what the upper pitches go at? Jul 13, 2018

[Hide Comment] Does the second pitch lead into one of the anchors of Leonids and then continue past it? It seemed wrong to merge back over to the right but I couldn't think of another way to go. Dec 27, 2018

[Hide Comment] Great climb that makes you really pay attention in some sections. 14 bolts for each pitch, a few alpines are helpful especially at the end of P2. My partner started up Leonids for 3 bolts then traversed left to the bolt line for Mañana. I would just assume climb the flake to a ~20ft first bolt to skip the three Leonids bolts.
Technical in sections, especially at 5.10. Climbed 'Cause for Pause' (5.10c) the week prior and would say this was slightly easier than P1 and P5 of that climb. Nothing too physical or tiring on Mañana but a good route for learning to read the rock correctly.
I followed P1 and led P2 for a nice "365ft" continuous climb. Fell once on P1 and once on P2. Crux on P1 for me was near a large left foot pocket with very little for hands. Ended up succeeding this section by traversing left just below the pocket on micro-edges. Crux on P2 felt like the end of the slab ramp where hands disappeared. Apr 30, 2020

[Hide Comment] Climb up the flake and place a cam at the top of it 2-3". This protects clipping the bolt and then the hard moves begin... Dec 1, 2020

[Hide Comment] Superb route - get the sequencing right! Jan 11, 2021

[Hide Comment] Fantastic climbing. Not sure where the 365 ft comes from, each pitch was probably 125'. Multiple cruxes on both pitches, I'd venture to say p1 was tougher. Lot of trusting that your feet will stay smearing under you on almost nothing. With a 70m rope, you can do a short(ish) rap to the mid anchors on p2 and then take advantage of that rope stretch to get you down the anchors atop the first pitch of Meteor, then one more rap to the ground. May 1, 2023