[Hide Comment] Slight overhang crux in the middle, but good jugs. Distance between last bolt and anchors a bit long and might seem scary, but you can find good spots for your feet. Route goes up between two sets of anchors, and the ones on the left are a little easier to get to. Oct 11, 2010

[Hide Comment] this is a good route with a slight lean back crux after the 2nd bolt. kind of weird to get to the anchors, you have to traverse to the left and up and over making cleaning the route awkward (hence dirty swing). Nov 9, 2012

[Hide Comment] Did not read the comments before climbing this....took a fall from between the last bolt and the anchor(s) while I was balanced on a ledge making up my mind about which side to finish out on...didn't have chalk, girlfriend was belaying (much lighter than me and wasn't anchored in because I thought "it's only 5.7"), I think probably was on some loose rock or something and just came off. Took a ~20ft unexpected fall. Legs were outstretched and knees locked...didn't deck but hit a ledge on the way down that my ankle paid for. Fractured talus, got a couple plates in there now and haven't walked in a few months (with a few more to go).

Anyways, moral of the story, scope it out first, watch out for loose rock, and make sure your belayer is awake :) Up until things went awry I remember the climb being fun! Jan 4, 2016

[Hide Comment] The climb is OK, but why the FA decided to go left instead of just continuing straight up is a mystery. May 27, 2021

[Hide Comment] Pretty much your average birdsboro route. Good for a warmup or someone learning to climb/lead, EXCEPT there's like a runout traverse towards the top. But it's crazy easy/juggy, so I think it's fine as long as you're careful. Jul 19, 2021

[Hide Comment] Tim Schafstall- Some of the rock quality, although ok to climb on may sound too hollow to drill bolts in. that's the most likely reason the anchors are to the left. Jan 22, 2023