Type: | Trad, 200 ft (61 m), 3 pitches |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | Conrad Wilson on Aug 14, 2011 |
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Description
The large left facing dihedral marks the start of this climb.
P1) 5.5 no pro start leads to a 5.6 dihedral. There is a spot for a nut about half way up to the dihedral, hard to spot. Ends on a ledge above the broken rock.
P2) 5.5 Walk to climbers right side of ledge, clip bolt, head up mungy, confusing ledges, tending left and then finally right up an easy ramp to bolted belay. Careful not to drop mud on belayer!
Variation - 5.10a. Far right after clipping first bolt: Instead of heading back left, climb straight up past 3 more bolts directly to the belay. Clean rock, fun, 10.a/b.
P3) 5.7 Head up dirty rock climbers left to the base of the great dihedral. The bolt can be passed for less rope drag.
P1) 5.5 no pro start leads to a 5.6 dihedral. There is a spot for a nut about half way up to the dihedral, hard to spot. Ends on a ledge above the broken rock.
P2) 5.5 Walk to climbers right side of ledge, clip bolt, head up mungy, confusing ledges, tending left and then finally right up an easy ramp to bolted belay. Careful not to drop mud on belayer!
Variation - 5.10a. Far right after clipping first bolt: Instead of heading back left, climb straight up past 3 more bolts directly to the belay. Clean rock, fun, 10.a/b.
P3) 5.7 Head up dirty rock climbers left to the base of the great dihedral. The bolt can be passed for less rope drag.
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