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Journey to a Mushroom Planet
5.13a YDS 7c+ French 29 Ewbanks IX+ UIAA 29 ZA E6 6c British
Avg: 3.7 from 3
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| Type: | Trad |
| FA: | Jerry Handren 1993 |
| Page Views: | 4,511 total · 32/month |
| Shared By: | lee hansche on Mar 16, 2007 |
| Admins: | Jay Knower, M Sprague, lee hansche, Jeffrey LeCours, Jonathan Steitzer, Robert Hall |
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Description
A truly classic climb on a system of cracks and features out a relentlessly steep wall and a roof. Once considered a "sport" route due to the fixed trad gear that many thought would always remain. In the last few years it has not had fixed gear and so has seen much fewer ascents.
Perhaps the only downfall to the line is that it is plagued by wetness, this route would see much more climbing if it dried out more often. When it does dry, it is a must climb for anyone who can keep up with this powerful, interesting route that requires some crazy beta. From the double knee-bar start,
to a foot-cam over your head and much more, this Journey is bound to keep you on your toes.
P.S. some folks like to climb it like a crack while others go at it like a powerful burl-fest either way it is likely to kick your ass for a while. So, play it to your strengths.
Perhaps the only downfall to the line is that it is plagued by wetness, this route would see much more climbing if it dried out more often. When it does dry, it is a must climb for anyone who can keep up with this powerful, interesting route that requires some crazy beta. From the double knee-bar start,
to a foot-cam over your head and much more, this Journey is bound to keep you on your toes.
P.S. some folks like to climb it like a crack while others go at it like a powerful burl-fest either way it is likely to kick your ass for a while. So, play it to your strengths.
goffstown, nh
i forgot to bring webbing for the thread that is normally the second clip so right now i have a solid nut in a slightly less perfect location which ill replace with webbing next time im on it...which will be soon... Aug 24, 2007
goffstown, nh
goffstown, nh
if some one took the gear down for ethical purposes thats cool cause i agree that it looks better as a nice clean crack to go at fully trad style... i hope however that the ethics of this person also include getting my gear back to me...
my name is lee hansche and i work at vertical dreams climbing gym in manchester 603-625-6919... i think i had 4or5 nuts and 3or4 draws and a few biners on the route... it all adds up to $$$... Oct 29, 2007
goffstown, nh
Downingtown, PA
Did you ever get your gear back? Mar 7, 2008
goffstown, nh
USA
goffstown, nh
goffstown, nh
Manchester NH
Campton, NH
As for aiding the route, I don't think it would be a problem. Of course, don't pound any pins. If you aid it clean on nuts and cams, no one should have a problem with it. You could check it out for your future free ascent. Feb 16, 2009
Manchester NH
Rumney, NH
goffstown, nh
Rumney, NH