Type: Ice, 190 ft (58 m)
FA: Al Long, Al Rubin, and Dave Hoffman 2/2/75
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Shared By: Kevin Zagorda on Aug 14, 2008 · Updates
Admins: Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer

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Description Suggest change

The climb starts out easy with several ledges and ramps to rest on. The final 30 ft or so is sustained and exposed.

Location Suggest change

This climb is just left of Central Pillar on the opposite side of the buttress separating the 2 flows and begins at the top of a drainage gully that starts near the north end of the Beaver Pond. Be careful on the approach and descent since the drainage can be quite icy and there was an injury there in 2007 requiring evacuation. At the top of the gully there is a large tree on the left. This is the base of Tendonitis, Arm & Hammer is to the right.

Protection Suggest change

This climb can be thin down low in the early season, so have a few stubbies in the rack or be prepared to run it out on half driven screws. Double ropes are needed for a single rap.

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