Type: Trad, 2 pitches
FA: Kevin Bein and Ron Sacks (1976)
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Shared By: Tim Schafstall on Apr 9, 2008
Admins: Morgan Patterson, M Santisi, chris vultaggio

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P1 is actually very nice, but it is often wet and the crux gear (an old fixed pin) may be questionable. Use a screamer. I have not climbed P2, so the description is not mine.

P1 - Climb up to the overhang and traverse left to a seam. Climb the seam and the bulge above (crux) to easier rock and a stance. Escape left to Overhanging Layback, or move up and left to an overhang (5.8 R) then up past the overhang to a belay at a block (you can again escape left by traversing past a jammed block before the overhang).

P2 - Up the easy face to a white face and small right-facing corner capped by an overhang and fixed pins. Move up left to another fixed pin (Lost Arrow), then up and left again to a right-facing corner (5.10a, crux) and a stance. Follow the corner to a ceiling, exit left, and chimney up a past bird droppings to the GT ledge.

Location Suggest change

Below a small overhang just right of the obvious Overhanging Layback flake and right-facing corner.

Protection Suggest change

Standard Gunks rack + a screamer for the P1 crux pin.

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