Type: Sport, 65 ft
FA: unknown
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Shared By: SaraB on Dec 18, 2007
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Access Issue: Seasonal Falcon Closure Details

Description

Super classic with lots of exposure (like 400 feet of it!).

Location

It's the right most bolted line on the obvious rock formation. It leads to the "room with a view" before a nice arete and anchors.

Protection

Five bolts.

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Top Roping Room with a View
Top Roping Room with a View
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Up bright and early to beat the sun. (Go Pro 3)
Up bright and early to beat the sun. (Go Pro 3)
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The foot hold i used 4ish years ago, to pull the roof is no longer there...made for an interesting surmount. Much harder. (Go Pro 3)
The foot hold i used 4ish years ago, to pull th…
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Leading up the face of Room with a View.
Leading up the face of Room with a View.
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Anna on Room with a view.
Anna on Room with a view.
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Braxtron
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  5.8
Braxtron   ...
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Classic because it's unique, and short folks have a tough/scary time clipping the first bolt after the "room."

Is it really that tall? I remember something like 50', though I haven't climbed it for a few years now. Jan 28, 2008
Dan Bachen
Helena, MT
 
Dan Bachen   Helena, MT
 
It's not that tall but the crux move is out over a steep drop-off so is a bit heady, the move to clip the last bolt was a bit sketch so I used a few stoppers and a long sling in the crack at the back of the "room", probably was unnecessary but if you slipped clipping the bolt would be looking at a 20+ft pendulum. Mar 8, 2010
JaredW
San Diego, CA
  5.9+
JaredW   San Diego, CA
  5.9+
Awesome route! Way memorable. Felt a bit sandbagged getting on it first thing in the day in the hot sun. Jul 31, 2010