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Dislocation Overhang
5.7,
Trad, TR, 55 ft (17 m),
Avg: 2.9 from 56
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FA: Steve Mabley
Minnesota
> Duluth Area (Ro…
> Ely's Peak
Access Issue: Access Restriction: Parking
Details
Land owner at the end of 123rd Ave W. Make sure to park in the new climber's parking lot, NOT AT THE OLD MUNGER TRAIL. The land owner still feels that he owns all of this land (not true) so stick to the climbers trail and climbing areas and you'll be fine.
Description
Located on the Tunnel Bluff, start up toward the obvious roof above a big ledge (Bionic Finger Crack is to the left). Straight forward climbing to the ledge with tons of protection (small to medium cams and nuts). The Crux is at the roof and requires a layback on some slick rock. Commiting move but easy to protect with a #2 Camalot and a long sling. After pulling the overhang gain the crack and enjoy the easy jamming to the top.
Fun little climb with lots of protection for beginning leaders.
Location
The only obvious overhang on the Tunnel Bluff...
Protection
Small to medium cams and a set of nuts. Medium cams for anchor at top.
![Maddy emerging out of the overhang, May 2020]()
[Hide Photo] Maddy emerging out of the overhang, May 2020
![Maddy finishing up Dislocation Overhang, May 2020]()
[Hide Photo] Maddy finishing up Dislocation Overhang, May 2020
![Ryan working his way up the easy stretch of Dislocation Overhang. The crux is at the top of the pic (obvious roof) with Bionic Finger Crack visible to the left of the face.]()
[Hide Photo] Ryan working his way up the easy stretch of Dislocation Overhang. The crux is at the top of the pic (obvious roof) with Bionic Finger Crack visible to the left of the face.
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St. Paul, MN
lowe balls makes for a good omni directional piece below the overhang. May 7, 2007
Eastern Iowa