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Fiddler on the roof
5.13,
Trad, 50 ft (15 m),
Avg: 3.3 from 6
votes
FA: Steve Petro 1988
Wyoming
> Fremont Canyon
> Wine & Roses
Description
Hardman finger roof crack.Put up by certified badass Steve Petro.
Watch Masters of the Stone 4 for a segment of Steve Petro cranking this amazing roof sequence.
Maybe only repeated a handful of times?
Location
50 feet to the west of Wine and Roses
Rap 40 feet to a two bolt belay below the roof and slightly to the left.
Protection
(Standard small rack)
1 Draw
#0-2 TCU range for the roof
#1 Camalot range for after the lip
Vandalia, Appalachia
This was was done in 1987 in Fires, and I find that very impressive. Any climbing historians know how that stacks up in the grand scheme of things? I would be curious who else was putting up bouldery routes (or any other type of route) of that calibur around that same time period. I would imagine that this has to be one of the standout lines from that era of any style regarding pure difficulty. Hats off to Steve Petro on this one. A truly inspiring accomplishment. Aug 13, 2012
Personally I find this one VERY impressive, especially after seeing that list. Count in the fact that Steve did this in relative isolation and its just that much more impressive. I also remember hearing about how he at first rated this one 13a, then repeated every other hard crack he could get his hands on, and afterward reflecting that the real grade for Fiddler was 13d. Just sick. Aug 17, 2012
Stanley, ID
P.S. I'm pretty sure it's impossible without a Wyoming mustache, so I'm inclined not to believe Honnold sent it ;). Nov 13, 2012