Type: Sport, 120 ft (36 m)
GPS: 43.98513, -122.29845
FA: Walt Corvington and Alan Amos - 1986
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Shared By: Nick Isaac on Apr 9, 2008
Admins: JD Merritt, Nate Ball

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Climb a low angled slab to a short 5.9 section. Finish on 10a edges.

I find that the bottom section cruises. You'll know when you're at the first crux (5.9) when it gets steeper. Perform the one move wonder to get past this section and cruise up to a ledge. Ponder your sequence briefly and grab onto some solid (10a) edges. A small mantle finishes it up.

For whatever reason, the lower "crux" seems harder to me, but I think it is more heady than hard.

Location Suggest change

Farthest left route on Walts Wall; or just right of the Hydrotube area (past the arete).

Protection Suggest change

9 bolts to chain anchors

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