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Shared By: | 20 kN on Nov 14, 2009 |
Admins: | 20 kN |
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As of January 25, 2015, the Moke has been reopened after a lengthy challenge in obtaining a permit to climb at this area . All climbers are required to sign an electronic waver before climbing at the Moke. You can find the waver here:
hiclimb.org/join.php
Access at this area is fragile. The State requires that climbers exercise good stewardship in order for our access to remain.
Please note the following rules:
- Dogs and alcoholic beverages are prohibited by law at the Moke, on the approach, and in the parking lot.
- No fires
- Do not deface the cliff
- No amplified music
In addition, please show the state we are good stewards of the land by following the following guidelines:
- Treat other users with respect
- Help clean up chalk and tick marks
- Identify and report safety hazards
- Stay on established trails
- Dispose of human waste appropriately and pack out toilet paper
- Keep a low profile by minimizing noise
- Pack out all gear, rubbish, and practice leave no trace ethics
hiclimb.org/join.php
Access at this area is fragile. The State requires that climbers exercise good stewardship in order for our access to remain.
Please note the following rules:
- Dogs and alcoholic beverages are prohibited by law at the Moke, on the approach, and in the parking lot.
- No fires
- Do not deface the cliff
- No amplified music
In addition, please show the state we are good stewards of the land by following the following guidelines:
- Treat other users with respect
- Help clean up chalk and tick marks
- Identify and report safety hazards
- Stay on established trails
- Dispose of human waste appropriately and pack out toilet paper
- Keep a low profile by minimizing noise
- Pack out all gear, rubbish, and practice leave no trace ethics
Description
Killer route! Do it if you can climb anywhere even close to the grade. Very sustained through the first five bolts and extremely technical. Start on 5.11 moves right off the ground, delicately and gruelingly making your way to the second bolt. Grab the small crimps in the crack, go for the one-finger crimp out right just before the overhand, and then dedpoint the undercling just under the 3rd bolt. Get high feet, clip, then pull over into the dihedral for a no-hands rest. Continue up to the 4th bolt and then learn just how technical this route actually is. Once you pull the crux and get to the 5th bolt, pull easier terrain to a nice ledge. Look back and admire how bad ass you are for sending this great and hard route, then try not to blow the redpoint pulling the final easier but-still-pumpy 5.10 moves.
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