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Routes in Firehouse Area
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2nd Leftmost of Left of Right T WI5 M4 |
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Blade Runner S M7 |
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East of The West, The T WI3- |
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Eastern Xpansion S WI4+ M7+ |
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Feel the Pressure S M8- PG13 |
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Firehouse Pillar T WI4-5 |
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High Pressure T M8 |
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Lowe (Swingin’) Balls S M5+ |
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Lowe Angle T,S M5 |
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Lowe Commitment S M8- |
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Lowe Gravity Day T WI4-5 |
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Lowe Hanging Fruitboots T WI4-5 M7- |
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Lowe Pressure T WI5 M6 |
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Lowe Rider T M7 |
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Lowe Standards S M7 |
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Meat Puppets WI5 M7+ |
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Modus Operandi M7- |
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Rehab M6+ |
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Silver Tongued Devil WI5+ M6 |
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Unknown? WI5 M6-7 |
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West Corner T,TR WI3+ M4 |
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West of The East, The T WI2 |
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| Type: | Trad, TR, Mixed, Ice, 95 ft (29 m) |
| FA: | unknown |
| Page Views: | 3,569 total · 20/month |
| Shared By: | Rob Griz on Feb 10, 2010 |
| Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
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Description
This is a great trad line indeed! Not all routes need a name, but out of simplicity, I like to think of it as the "West Corner".
Climb the beautiful, gear eating crack/corner, past some thin ice blobs (can be the crux depending on the amount/quality of ice) to the upper corners. I personally liked the 1st of 2 right-facing corners as an exit. It is cleaner, has a killer hand and finger jams, and deals with less vegetation. Of course, you could continue up the 2nd corner or trend further right onto the anchor of the easy WI3 ice.
Due to the excellent natural protection options, no bolts have been placed on this line. There are plenty of trees above to set anchors from. Enjoy!
Climb the beautiful, gear eating crack/corner, past some thin ice blobs (can be the crux depending on the amount/quality of ice) to the upper corners. I personally liked the 1st of 2 right-facing corners as an exit. It is cleaner, has a killer hand and finger jams, and deals with less vegetation. Of course, you could continue up the 2nd corner or trend further right onto the anchor of the easy WI3 ice.
Due to the excellent natural protection options, no bolts have been placed on this line. There are plenty of trees above to set anchors from. Enjoy!
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