Type: Trad, Alpine, 400 ft (121 m), 3 pitches, Grade II
GPS: 45.27588, -117.41672
FA: Mark Kerns/ Dan Sherwood
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Shared By: mark kerns on Aug 21, 2007
Admins: Brennan Crellin, Bob Moseley, Nate Ball
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The entrance to Brownie Basin is guarded by a 400 foot high granite peak on the south that offers several multi-pitch offerings. The camping is good and the views are great. There is quality bouldering at Laverty Lakes as well as great swimming.
P1 - Find the lowest point on the rock slab face, follow shallow cracks and edges upward for 120 feet.
P2 - From the belay ledge, move right and follow broken ledges upward for another 100 feet.
P3 - move up and and then right for 50 feet or so, traversing a vertical slab for 50 feet, then straight up to the summit knife edge ridge.

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Descent - rappel from trees. 1 rope is adequate.

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Standard rack - small tri-cams are usefull in shallow bottoming cracks.

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