Type: | Trad, 55 ft (17 m) |
FA: | April 2nd, 2012 Jay Harrison & Tom Lane |
Page Views: | 602 total · 5/month |
Shared By: | Jay Harrison on Apr 4, 2012 |
Admins: | Jim Lawyer, Morgan Patterson |
Description
The initial 15' is unprotected 5.8, and long falls are possible in a couple spots farther up, so it isn't for leaders breaking into the grade.
Climb up to a tenuous stance above the slanting crack and make a balancy reach to a good sidepull. Reach up to place the 1st pro in a right-rising crack, then climb that crack a few feet until a tricky move left gets you to a right-facing corner. Up this, to a ledge (V1). From this, climb up over a triangular chockstone boulder onto another good ledge. Climb the obvious vertical crack (using very unobvious technique) to a sloping ledge finish.
V1 5.10a TR: Climb the narrow seam/tips crack to its end, bump for a good hold, then rejoin the route at the hand crack. For lead attempts, pro for this variation may be too far underfoot to avoid a ledge hit.
Climb up to a tenuous stance above the slanting crack and make a balancy reach to a good sidepull. Reach up to place the 1st pro in a right-rising crack, then climb that crack a few feet until a tricky move left gets you to a right-facing corner. Up this, to a ledge (V1). From this, climb up over a triangular chockstone boulder onto another good ledge. Climb the obvious vertical crack (using very unobvious technique) to a sloping ledge finish.
V1 5.10a TR: Climb the narrow seam/tips crack to its end, bump for a good hold, then rejoin the route at the hand crack. For lead attempts, pro for this variation may be too far underfoot to avoid a ledge hit.
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