Type: | Trad, 350 ft (106 m), 3 pitches, Grade II |
FA: | John Borland, Tracy Borland, Kelsey Gray, Dane Ketner - Aug 20, 2009 |
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Shared By: | John Borland on Jun 18, 2010 |
Admins: | L. Von Dommelheimer |
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Description
P1: Climb a pitch of moderate slab with spacey pro to a crazy needle of granite standing on end. Two-bolt anchor is just to the right.
P2: Follow the slab to the right along the base of the steep headwall to an obvious crack system that will take you to the top.
UPDATE: As of 7-9-14 step right to a two-bolt anchor just below the P3 crack.
P3: Head up the crack system. About 20 feet off the slab it splits into two nice hand cracks. Follow it to a mouth-like ledge overlooking the incredible scenery. Belay here on two bolts if you'd like, or climb the next sixty feet or so to the topout.
P3.5: Climb out the left side of the mouth (Or straight out the top if you're a beast) and find a two-bolt anchor directly above the route.
Descent: Walkoff or rappel. The route can be rappelled with one 60m rope.
P2: Follow the slab to the right along the base of the steep headwall to an obvious crack system that will take you to the top.
UPDATE: As of 7-9-14 step right to a two-bolt anchor just below the P3 crack.
P3: Head up the crack system. About 20 feet off the slab it splits into two nice hand cracks. Follow it to a mouth-like ledge overlooking the incredible scenery. Belay here on two bolts if you'd like, or climb the next sixty feet or so to the topout.
P3.5: Climb out the left side of the mouth (Or straight out the top if you're a beast) and find a two-bolt anchor directly above the route.
Descent: Walkoff or rappel. The route can be rappelled with one 60m rope.
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