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Fire and Brimstone
5.10d,
Sport, 90 ft (27 m),
Avg: 3.6 from 605
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FA: Kellyn Gorder 1997
Kentucky
> Red River Gorge
> Pendergrass-Mur…
> Drive-By Crag
Access Issue: RRGCC Owned
Details
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Description
Good holds lead to a crimpy crux about mid way up. After this you get a decent rest and power past a big sloper to the top. Really fun climbing on great holds!!
Location
From where the approach trail meets the crag head left. This climb starts in the corner immediately left of Breakfast Burrito.
Protection
10 bolts to chains
[Hide Photo] James otey staying focused on wet slimy holds on Fire and brimstone...
[Hide Photo] Noah just past the first crux
[Hide Photo] Fire and Brimstone - unknown climber - my draws ;) - a really cool warm-up route.
[Hide Photo] Otey starts up the corner as Jason belays...
Denver, CO
Boone, NC
Both belayer and I are fine though. I only hit air on the way down, but yeah I probably got lucky. Apr 14, 2014
Estes Park, CO
Salt Lake City, UT
Fairfax, VA
Otherwise, I loved this route! Jul 9, 2019
Lexington, KY
Los Angeles
The crimp to the right of chains is positive, but not a jug. There is a horizontal crack below that I chicken-clipped from instead. Not sure what is more manageable.
Unfortunately, the belayer can not see the climber here. I had only a tiny bump of slack out -- keeping a very tight belay / taking up slack during fall may help with tree (at risk of ankle!) but hard to tell. My partner hit the tree before they hit the wall.
Depending on your risk tolerance, IMO, I would rest at the final bolt or grab chains if feeling extra tired. The last moves are not difficult, but your mileage may differ if pumped! Nonetheless, it is an excellent route with thoughtful movement. Stay safe and enjoy! Apr 25, 2022
Greenville, SC
Red River Gorge, KY
St. Louis, MO