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Iguanarama

5.10a, Sport, 65 ft (20 m),  Avg: 3.1 from 161 votes
FA: Bryan Burdo (1994)
Washington > Central-W Casca… > N Bend & Vicinity > Exit 38 > Mt Washington > Amazonia

Description

Slightly overhanging jug haul the whole way on bomber rock, with a slight crux at the second bolt. Fun movement.

Location

two routes to the left of the wet spot

Protection

7 bolts, chain anchor with loweroffs.

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Yellow: Primus <br> Red: Iguanarama <br> Blue: Laceration of the Soul (anchor is out of view)
[Hide Photo] Yellow: Primus Red: Iguanarama Blue: Laceration of the Soul (anchor is out of view)
James on iguanarama
[Hide Photo] James on iguanarama
Blue line is Iguanarama, red line is Primus. Anchors are just out of sight above the picture.
[Hide Photo] Blue line is Iguanarama, red line is Primus. Anchors are just out of sight above the picture.

Comments [Hide ALL Comments]

Russell Watland
 
[Hide Comment] Awesome route. More Strength/endurance than technical. Lots of jugs the whole way, just keep pulling! Dec 30, 2013
Garrett Waiss
Bainbridge Island, WA
 
[Hide Comment] Bring longer draws for some of the clips as some of the bolts are placed just above edges that can put pressure on the carabiner if the dog bone is too short. Jun 16, 2015
Scott Underwood
 
[Hide Comment] New SS anchors with fixed SS biners as of summer 2015...can't remember if I did it in June or July Mar 26, 2016
Geoff Georges
Seattle, WA
  5.9
[Hide Comment] nice Scott, I had been planning to at least do this anchor if not others, looked so manky. Love those washer stacks and rusty bolts! how it it come out? or did you leave the old bolts? Jun 21, 2016
John Parejko
Seattle, WA
  5.9+
[Hide Comment] Definitely wants a couple longer draws for the two "hidden" bolts in the middle. The new anchors look great: thanks for putting them in, Scott! Jul 31, 2016
tallguy
 
[Hide Comment] immediately left of the anchor is a large mossy block with a good handhold. grabbed it to clip, and it shifted out a bit today. Its big, 3-4 feet long and a foot or two thick. This might need a trundle soon, or somebody might get a horrific surprise at the anchors. I think it could be done safely by someone clipped directly into the anchors with the rope out of the way. Beware. Aug 21, 2016
Daniel Chode Rider
Truck, Wenatchee
  5.10a
[Hide Comment] This is probably the best 10a in the exits. Perfectly protected, insanely fun. Aug 4, 2021
John Parejko
Seattle, WA
  5.9+
[Hide Comment] With the new bolts, you don't really need any alpines any more. All the bolts are obvious and at good stances. Thank you for the rebolt! Getting good use of my WARP money. Jun 3, 2023
Shawn S
Seattle WA
  5.10-
[Hide Comment] Good to hear you like the new glue ins. Great work Braden!!! Jun 3, 2023
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[Hide Comment] this is a tremendous route! honestly probably 5.9 compared to the 5.9 on the right... neither here nor there... its uber classic! must do for the wall! Jul 23, 2023