Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: Robyn Erbesfield, Roy Britton - 1989
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Shared By: yevquest on Mar 28, 2010 · Updates
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A thin, thought provoking route that's worth doing if you like less than vertical edging. Start up a bottommed-out crack that protects ok with nuts and cams, heading for the lure of the bolts. Once there, climb straight up on very thin holds with decent feet (crux), clipping 4 bolts to reach a juggy hueco. There's some good gear above the hueco then some 11- climbing on poor gear (very small wires) that eventually ends in some thank God jugs. Easy climbing above leads to a ledge. Bolted anchor.

Location Suggest change

In between Cakewalk and Golden Locks.

Protection Suggest change

4 bolts and a light rack, heavy on small gear.

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