Type: Sport, TR
FA: Jody Jacobs
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Shared By: Justin Dansby on Feb 21, 2008
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Description

Good route that has a little more "style" than some of its neighbors. It keeps you on your toes and requires a solid skill set of different types of climbing. Pre-hanging the draws will make it feel easier.

Location

This route is located at the base of the White Wall. It follows some reachy moves and pockets up to bulge and over through a crack.

Protection

There are four bolts and fixed anchors at the top that are reachable by going around on the trail. Easy to setup TR.

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Mt Yonah - White Wall - Close Up Topo
Mt Yonah - White Wall - Close Up Topo
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On Return of the Jodi
On Return of the Jodi
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Jon on Jodi. The small incuts and ridges are great on the White Wall.
Jon on Jodi. The small incuts and ridges are g…
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Jeff leading Jodi
Jeff leading Jodi
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Jon getting into it on Jodi
Jon getting into it on Jodi
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ROTJ in the middle with a top rope set up on the anchors. You can do Think Pink off of this anchor as well.
ROTJ in the middle with a top rope set up on th…
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Justin leading (and sweeping) Jodi, May 08
Justin leading (and sweeping) Jodi, May 08
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Joey Wolfe
  5.10
Joey Wolfe  
  5.10
Really fun in-cut crimps through the middle. May 11, 2008
Joey Wolfe
  5.10
Joey Wolfe  
  5.10
Paul, Jody

Which two were the original?

Thought I mention(for those who haven't lead it yet), even with four bolts I still place a cam (red metolious tri cam or similar) before I mantel up on the small ledge near the top after the crux. It tends to collect dirt and will feel insecure if it hasn't been swept off in a while. Nov 24, 2008
Jody Jacobs
NE, GA
Jody Jacobs   NE, GA
Yep, Paul cruised it, very smooth. The route was originally done with pre-placed trad gear and the two bolts. The original first bolt was basically at the present day first bolt location, the original 2nd was about where the 3rd is now. I later placed what's now the 4th bolt because that was about where I had used the pre-placed trad gear and I knew it would be goofy to try to place that gear ground up. Then after the new trail got built I re-cleaned and retro bolted the bottom section. Yep, I retro bolted my own route, twice. Why? - Because what kind of sense does a rap cleaned, rap bolted, seriously R rated route make? The old hand drilled petzl self drives looked kinda unsafe and needed replacing anyway. As mentioned in the earlier posts , I'd still use a cam or two after the last bolt but you young strong sport climbers probably won't feel the need. Jan 24, 2009
SubantZ
Georgia SON!!!!
  5.10b/c PG13
SubantZ   Georgia SON!!!!
  5.10b/c PG13
My favorite route at Yonah. A must do. After spending time in the uppers and lowers this was a dream come true... Feb 8, 2009
sajivnod Davis
  5.10b/c
sajivnod Davis  
  5.10b/c
Fun route. Definitely the best one I've done at Yonah so far. Had a little dirt on it, but nothing a quick brushing couldn't clean up. Mar 24, 2009
BirminghamBen
Birmingham, AL
  5.10
BirminghamBen   Birmingham, AL
  5.10
A high quality route anywhere. One of the best two or three I've done at Yonah. Jun 7, 2009
Josh Arntzen
  5.10a
Josh Arntzen  
  5.10a
Thought it was maybe a little soft for the grade. Maybe 5.10a. Definitely a good route for someone wanting to break into 5.10's. Most of Yonah is either awkward and over-bolted (lowers) or easy low-angle slab with funky trad placements (main face) and this route is a welcome relief. The run-out at the top really isn't bad, as the climbing above the last bolt is maybe 5.6-5.7 and you've got some really solid feet. Fun route. Oct 4, 2013