Type: Sport, TR, 45 ft (14 m)
GPS: 41.24972, -111.93404
FA: Brian Nye
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Shared By: jeffozozo on Oct 21, 2009 · Updates
Admins: Drew B, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher

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Description Suggest change

This route is located between Cub Scout Corner and Midnight Cowboy. The crux is the finishing moves. If you send the overhang directly, then you will want to skip the last bolt. For lead climbers with less experience rather than send the overhang directly go hard right and use the system of hand jugs to approach the chains, make sure that if you do it this way you protect yourself with the bolt to the right.

To set up the TR, build an anchor with trad gear at the top. There are two good boulders you can sling as well. Drop the anchors that attach to the rope through the obvious "V" in the rock.

The bottom of the route has several different paths. One climbs out over a bulge and then moves right into a little dihedral. The next follows the dihedral (to the right of the bulge) from the ground up.

Then it is a little slabby up to the headwall which overhangs. The overhanging part is the crux. There are a couple of cool moves up to some big holds. There is a nice gaston in the middle. Moving left makes it a bit easier.

Location Suggest change

This route is just to the right of Cubscout Corner on the far left hand side of the wall. It is also just to the left of Midnight Cowboy and Mr. Interruptus. The overhang at the top of the wall with the V shaped notch at the very top is the distinguishing mark.

Protection Suggest change

6 bolts and chains

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