Type: Trad, 60 ft
FA: Tom Michael & Alan Bartlett, April 1988
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Shared By: susan peplow on Feb 23, 2007
Admins: C Miller, Greg Opland, M. Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer suchoski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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Description

Start on right leaning crack which then travels up a vertical crack with a slight left jog then straight up to the summit.

Location

This route is located on the lower shorter wall. There are about a half a dozen routes on the lower end - Mr. Michael Goes to WA is the last route as you go up canyon towards the upper shorter wall.

Protection

standard rack, create your own anchor. Rappel anchor can be found at the right end of the formation as you face the route.

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Ryan bringing up the rear.
Ryan bringing up the rear.
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Leader almost at the top
Leader almost at the top
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Steve on Mr. Michael goes to Washington. Thanksgiving weekend the shady routes were cold but we had them to ourselves. <br>
Steve on Mr. Michael goes to Washington. Thanks…
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DaveGustafson
Palm Desert, CA
 
DaveGustafson   Palm Desert, CA
 
Interesting first few moves combined with a step out left at the top which gets you thinking. Nov 7, 2009
Kyle Wills
Chicago, IL
 
Kyle Wills   Chicago, IL
 
I found this route to be intimidating in the middle section, it looks to be unprotectable for about 12 feet and the climbing looked near impossible. Not sure if I was terribly off-route or what, I bailed and finished on the 5.5 to its right. I was very upset to find how easy the route sends on a second try. Good climbing. Apr 25, 2010
Canon
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Canon  
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Good climb, but short. Nov 17, 2012