Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m), 2 pitches
FA: Bill Ryan, Willie Crowther and Phil Nelson (Pitch 1, 1964) John Reppy and Alan Wedgwood (Pitch 2, 1965)
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Pitch 1: Excellent corner climbing with a well-protected crux. The lower part of the route can be tricky to protect well. While the crux is turning the rooflet midway through the corner, the moves at the top of the corner has its moments! (5.9)

Pitch 2: Continue up the corner.  Trend right on steep but easier climbing.  Pull a roof to a stance on a slab (crux).  Traverse right to the Shit Creek anchor.  Easily linked with Pitch 1. (5.10b)

In early season or after a larger rainfall, the namesake water flow spouting from the base of the route can be several feet high and wide. You may be able to traverse in to the corner, but - maybe not.

Location Suggest change

The obvious left-facing corner right of The Winter-Spring, and 50 feet right of Bold-Ville.

Descent: a bolted anchor, which serves as a common anchor for the Seasons, is on top of the block where the first pitch ends.

Protection Suggest change

Standard rack.

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