Type: Trad, 380 ft (115 m), 2 pitches
FA: Jim Baldwin, Ken Baker, 1961
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Shared By: Nick Wilder on Sep 3, 2011
Admins: Mark Roberts, Kate Lynn, Braden Batsford, Mauricio Herrera Cuadra

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If Boomstick Crack is crowded, or you're trying to pass a party, this is a good option to get from Broadway Ledge up to Squamish Buttress.

P1. Start just right on Boomstick. Place a ~1 in cam in the undercling, reach really high, and crank a fun move right off the ledge. Easier if you're tall. Face climb up and right past a bolt to the obvious tree and crack. Climb crack past a few anchor stations (this is a popular rappel route). Finish where the crack peters out near and belay at the last large tree. Almost 200 feet long.

P2. Face climb straight up, then a little left, past a bolt at 5.8. Easier climbing all the way up the forest and a huge ledge. Belay from a tree. About 180 feet.

Location Suggest change

Broadway Ledge, on the right side, where the trees peter out. Just right of Boomstick, the obvious huge flake that goes sharply left and up.

Protection Suggest change

A couple bolts, a few pieces of gear, but not much needed. Mostly trivial climbing.

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