[Hide Comment] One can connect the first half of Dirty Jugs with Sweeping Beauty, making a fully bolted route. Like many of the climbs at Ozone, a 50m rope will not get you to the ground.

Chad Aug 2, 2011

[Hide Comment] This climb is 10.b if not 10.a. I am not sure who is upgrading them. Aug 22, 2011

[Hide Comment] The only committing move getting up to the ledge cannot be protected with anything nearby. Even if you did, it would have to be with a long runner, or the rope drag would be terrible. I would second the idea of doing the first half of Dirty Jugs as the primary approach for this route. Aug 29, 2012

[Hide Comment] For surely not 10.c Jul 3, 2014

[Hide Comment] I have added a bolt on the first pitch or lower half of this climb. No more ground fall potential. Aug 13, 2014

[Hide Comment] Does not look that great but is one of the better climbs I did today! Just made it down on a 60, pretty awesome! Feb 17, 2015

[Hide Comment] Pretty mellow climbing up the direct start to the ledge. Didn't place any gear. Top half is great! Jun 4, 2016

[Hide Comment] Definitely a classic! Loved the slight overhang at the end. The holds were great and the portions which required gear were moderate so run-outs aren't an issue. The overall length seems to be around 100' so you definitely get immersed in the process. Can't wait to get back on it!

New stainless steel rap rings at the top, courtesy of Micah. Jun 8, 2016

[Hide Comment] Looks pretty shmeh from the ground but turned out to be a great climb! First clip is much appreciated. After that, run it out to the next bolt. It makes the start a little more exciting. Upper section is well protected. Seems like falls would be clean due to the slight overhang. Apr 21, 2019

[Hide Comment] Fun climbing, great view from the top Jul 25, 2019

[Hide Comment] Cruxy bits reminded me of “Split Decision” at Rattlesnake crag in SO. Cool features through the overhang and final section, requires varied technique. Aug 13, 2022

[Hide Comment] I would not climb the start of Dirty Jugs to do this one. The low bolt protects the one slightly hard piece of climbing, where as Dirty Jugs is awkward through the beginning and leads to worse rope drag. I much prefer the original start. Sep 2, 2022

[Hide Comment] I find the comment from 2014 claiming that there is "no more ground fall potential" after the addition of a bolt rather hilarious. If climbing the direct route (not starting on Dirty Jugs) there is a ridiculous runout between bolt 1 and 2. Yes, it's very easy chill climbing but weird shit happens sometimes and if you slipped somewhere in the country mile between bolt 1 and 2 you would most definitely deck. Starting from Dirty Jugs may be a safer option, but the rope drag has got to be enormous. Probably not a great option for those new to leading. All that said, the sustained 5.10 climbing above the 2nd bolt is super fun! A little reachy getting over the bulges up top for someone in the 5'4" camp, but doable without too many intermediates. Bonus: blackcap and thimbleberry bushes offer a snack on the way down if you can reach! Jul 5, 2024

[Hide Comment] This route has zero run out. There is slammer gear in between the first and second bolt. You can choose to run it out but that is on you. This is a mixed route like alot of routes at ozone. Sep 11, 2024