Type: Trad, 25 ft (8 m)
GPS: 43.41361, -89.71224
FA: Eric Zschiesche
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Shared By: Eric Zschiesche on Oct 12, 2010
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Short powerful movement through the roof at the base of Darcy's Wall. Toproped first,.. the led with a piton for protection.

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Climb through the small overhang at the base of Darcy's Wall. The left arete is off route.

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One thin piton was hammer placed, for protection at the crux. Envisioned as a boulder problem,... but could not commit for last move to jug.

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EZ throwing down the move,.. circa late 1990's.
EZ throwing down the move,.. circa late 1990's.
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The Grand Traverse is described in the Swartling book and the 1970 Climbers Guide as going half way up the Darcy's Wall route then traversing left to Last Gasp, and in the Knower book it follows the line of the Last Gasp var. shown in this pic.
The Grand Traverse is described in the Swartlin…
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