Type: Trad, 350 ft (106 m), 3 pitches
GPS: 44.59062, -104.71615
FA: Keith Lober '77 FFA Hong/Sonnenfield '82
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Description Suggest change

This is an excellent climb with lots of places for small gear (hence its original name "Made for Aid"). First pitch gets you started with a thin layback/tips crack with crux sections separated by incuts for stances.(11c 110 ft). Second pitch starts out spicy with a bad button head, a pin, and small cams/nuts for protection. The crack then opens to unrelenting fingers/tips with no real rest until the last 20 feet, after the rest fire the crux(11d 140 ft). I have not done the third pitch, looks like hands? Can be rappelled with a single 80 meter rope.

Location Suggest change

First crack right(south)of El Matador

Protection Suggest change

Lots of small gear, there are a few spots for a #1 and a .75 camalot. hanging belays.

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