Type: Trad, TR, 75 ft (23 m)
FA: Andrew Barry, Mike Artz 1985
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Shared By: Ladd Raine on May 17, 2007 · Updates
Admins: Pat Goodman, Chris Whisenhunt, Amanda Smith, Pnelson

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Scramble to the sweet belay ledge 15 higher than the surrounding ground(easy).

Climb the thin flake that proves to not take any gear(way to wide) up this oft solo-ed line. If you like you can traverse into Strike A Scowl(5.10b) and clip its bolts, but then why not just lead Strike A Scowl and TR this climb(as most do).

This climb is an awesome way to finish a great day. 1st lead Strike a Scowl, set a TR then lower and clean Strike A Scowl. Climb out with your partner off Strike A Scowl's anchors and top it out. Gear Anchor or Tree Anchor available for 1st to belay up second.

Location Suggest change

East side of Diamond Point proper, obvious huge chimney with the thin flake that makes for easy climbing.

Protection Suggest change

None, except your hands or Strike A Scowl's bolts(5-8ft left).

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