Type: Sport, Alpine, 90 ft (27 m)
GPS: 37.7503, -111.8708
FA: Roy & Phyllis Suggett
Page Views: 2,899 total · 17/month
Shared By: Roy Suggett on Sep 6, 2011
Admins: Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher

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Description Suggest change

The route starts with consistent 9+ and 10a moves on the east side of the block then traverses around the corner to the north side where the climbing and the rock quality both get harder. At the sixth bolt, use a long runner and then start following the line that arches right. The line that goes left is another route (Jungle Boogie). You must traverse a thin section to a large ledge which is around the corner and not obvious. The traverse is the first crux but really fun. Clip the high bolt on the ledge with a runner. The lower grey hanger is part of the direct start(a.k.a. Java Man). Follow the ramp past two more bolts. The real crux is now getting past the final and twelth bolt. While on the north side you will be out of the sight- line of your belayer...comunication is key while making these crutial clips!

Location Suggest change

This route is just a few climbs right (north) from the first climbs you see in the Lower Jungle on the "Welcome Wall."  That is, same start as Jungle Bogie but cuts right around the arete.

Protection Suggest change

Twelve bolts takes you up, around the corner, and past the overhanging crack system to chains. Quickdraws and at least four runners. Note! The bolt on the corner is good but needs some more work... somehow I screwed that one up a bit.

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