Type: Sport, 50 ft (15 m) Fixed Hardware (4)
FA: Mark Rolofson & Dan McQuade, 1987
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Shared By: Ken Trout on Sep 22, 2010
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Warp Drive Overload is the overhung, narrow, face just left of Practice Climb 101. Hidden behind trees, this is one of the better double arete problems in the Western US.

Start on PC 101. Place some gear up high to protect stepping left to first bolt. Extend with three shoulder-length slings, then climb back down.

Step left onto prow and move up to first bolt.

Use hands and toes on both aretes.

Clip a second bolt from the not-so-incut hold that Wayne is reaching for in the photo below.

Finishing off the crux requires commitment!

Protection Suggest change

After the small gear placements on Practice Climb 101, just two protection bolts and then the double bolt anchor.

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