Type: Trad, 60 ft (18 m)
FA: Marvin Webb, Ronnie Shehee - 1981
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Shared By: saxfiend on Jul 8, 2007
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Description Suggest change

Broken Arrow is a dynamite climb, stiff for the grade. It's well-protected, the rock is great and there's nice variety along the way. With relatively few opportunities for rest stances, this physically demanding route will test your stamina.

Starting in a left-facing open-book corner, stem/jam/layback your way up to a roof. Moving right out from under the roof, climb a steep ramp up and right to a ledge, then straight up to anchors at the top.

NOTE: There is an alternate start (5.9) and several alternate finishes; see the Dixie Cragger for details.

Location Suggest change

Starts about 10' left of The White Wall. Rap from ring anchors.

Protection Suggest change

Small to medium cams and passive pro; bolted anchors. NOTE: because this route finishes significantly to the right of the start, toproping is problematical. If you're going to do it, leave one or more directionals to protect against pendulum falls.

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