Type: | Sport, 65 ft (20 m) |
FA: | Jeremy Rowan |
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Shared By: | Jeremy Rowan on Aug 1, 2012 · Updates |
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Dirty Sally
Somewhat wandering climbing via pockets up face. Pockets have proved to be consistently sandy for some reason. Turned out to be a decent route.
Updated 6/10/18
Start with the shallow crack/corner about 10 feet right of Ride Me Cowgirl. Follow the holds up and slightly right into the large scar left from a flake. Traverse directly left from the good stance in the flake scar. From there climb pockets straight up to the small bulge. Climb up onto the ledge and have a rest before finishing off the last few moves of the upper headwall to the anchors. There are two different ways to climb to the anchors; the traditional sequence straight up from the ledge, or climb directly left from the ledge and do a long move to a sinker pocket left of the last bolt and finish straight up. Clipping jug above and right of new Glue In anchors.
New Glue-ins added 6/10/18 to make the route safer, especially the top, and now well protected for the new .10 leader.
-Rowbag
Updated 6/10/18
Start with the shallow crack/corner about 10 feet right of Ride Me Cowgirl. Follow the holds up and slightly right into the large scar left from a flake. Traverse directly left from the good stance in the flake scar. From there climb pockets straight up to the small bulge. Climb up onto the ledge and have a rest before finishing off the last few moves of the upper headwall to the anchors. There are two different ways to climb to the anchors; the traditional sequence straight up from the ledge, or climb directly left from the ledge and do a long move to a sinker pocket left of the last bolt and finish straight up. Clipping jug above and right of new Glue In anchors.
New Glue-ins added 6/10/18 to make the route safer, especially the top, and now well protected for the new .10 leader.
-Rowbag
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