Type: Trad, 110 ft (33 m)
GPS: 40.5733, -111.7596
FA: Clay Watson, Tyler Phillips 2008
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Shared By: tenesmus on Jun 30, 2008 · Updates
Admins: Drew B, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher

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From the little ledge belay below Blue Collar Crack, climb up and left on a ramp that leads to a dihedral with a hand crack to a large chickenhead. Do some cool moves left and through the crack system onto an arete. Clip a few bolts on the arete, eventually finishing on the final 6' thin crack for a few short moves. 

OR, you can veer over right to the slightly longer finishing finger crack. This crack is marked by an anchor added by a later party but takes you straight up for a few cool moves, then curves back L to the final anchor.  

Location Suggest change

Left of the face split by Blue Collar Crack is a low angle ramp that leads to the starting dihedral. You won't be able to see the climber once they hit the arete.  

Protection Suggest change

Standard Wasatch rack with a few long runners and three bolts to a 2 bolt anchor. A 70 meter rope lowers you back to the starting belay station.

DESCENT: You can rap from the top anchor down to the anchors for Blue Collar (etc). 

OR, you can climb 2 more bolts above his anchor (maybe from James' route?) for about 20 feet to a big ledge system and walk off. 

This ledge system also leads to the anchors at the top of the Redneck slab if you wanted to TR that or descend that way. Please also see the beta photo for the Lizard Head wall - its #7

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