Type: Trad, 75 ft (23 m)
FA: unknown
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Shared By: nbrown on May 3, 2010
Admins: Ky Bishop, Steve Lineberry, Aaron Parlier

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Don't know if this was ever climbed in the past but all evidence indicates that it was not... who knows for sure? It was cleaned up and climbed recently. It is a fun moderate pitch that is worth climbing and is a great way to extend the crux pitch of "Safari" to the top of the buttress (about 175' long).

Climb the first 2 pitches of either "Safari Jive" or "Cornflake Crack" to the large ledge. If climbing Safari Jive, it is a natural continuation of pitch 2. Just don't stop and belay at the usual anchor, continue to top.

Instead of climbing the 3rd pitch of Cornflake, climb the arete and face just to the left. Start on the flake above the Safari Jive rap anchor. Step left to lieback the arete, then continue up the cool arete and face. Keep your eyes peeled for gear in the 'brows that may require one or two long slings. Belay at the rap station.

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The arete and face above the Safari Jive P-2 rap anchor.

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Two bolts and a standard LG rack up to #2 camalot. 

Edit: The tree is no longer there. Two bolts were added.

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