Type: Trad
FA: Stuart Chamberlain, Richard Meining
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Shared By: Steve Marr on Sep 20, 2006
Admins: mattm, Matt Richardson, Tommy Blackwell

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Sweat is a short, but stellar, crack climb located where the blue climbers trail hits the wall. It is easy to spot as an arching crack that ends at a ledge with a small group of trees. The climb starts out as a fist crack (#3 Camalot), narrows to hands (the best part of the route), and then ends as a finger crack below the anchors. Just below the anchors are two cracks that you can use to get around a large hanging flake. You can either use the anchors at the ledge (bolts with chain links), or continue to a second set (rap anchors) located up and slight right from the ledge. To descend, rap with a single rope back to the base. Easily one of the best 5.7s in the park.

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Light trad rack with cams to a #3 Camalot. Choice of two 2-bolt anchors at the top.

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