Type: Sport, 130 ft (39 m)
GPS: 25.95244, -100.48256
FA: Terry Christensen & Valerie Ng
Page Views: 1,136 total · 5/month
Shared By: Robert MacKinnon on Jul 8, 2008
Admins: Rudy Peckham, MAKB, Greg Hughes, Ricardo Orozco, Mauricio Herrera Cuadra

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Left most (and easiest) route on the Land of the Free wall. Start up a low angle slab just right of the mine shaft entrance. Angle left up the heavily featured slab before reaching a steeper section. Haul on big jugs to a slightly cryptic crux. Continue up exiting the overhang to a slab. Climb the slab to the anchor. 

This route has been retro bolted as of March 15, 2026. Thanks to the ASCA for the new hardware. There are now 17 bolts making the protection G. Despite the multitude of bolts there is still two slight run outs over easy terrain. This is an excellent route that should see lots of traffic. The first bolt is located above the mineshaft entrance and could also be used as a place to belay from given the length of the route. 

Protection Suggest change

17 bolts, 70 meter rope required.

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