Type: Trad, 1000 ft (303 m), 6 pitches, Grade III
FA: Bryan Bird & Carl Oswald
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Shared By: Mike on May 24, 2010
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A fun adventure route without a single bolt.

P1: Ascend the crack up the center of the face with tons of features to a comfy, obvious belay ledge. 5.10
P2: Climb a short, sketchy face past a tree, then up easier cracks to a belay just down & right of a nice-looking right facing corner. 5.9
P3: Up the great corner that starts OW and ends up fingers. 5.9
P4: Move belay down and left 15' or so to the notch, then start up a nice thin hands crack to some thin face moves on patina to a belay ledge. 5.10
P5: Up cracks just right of the big corner. 5.9
P6: Continue up via multiple options.

To descend walk down the east ridge to a gully that leads down to the base.

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Located on the left side of the Right Mary. Start at a crack on a face with lots of featured black patina. This is located a bit left of a prominent right-facing corner.

Protection Suggest change

Doubles of cams from tiny through a 3 or 4 camalot. Singles up to a #5 or #6 camalot. 1 set of nuts. Multiple slings. There are no bolts or fixed anchors.

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