Type: | Trad, 300 ft (91 m), 3 pitches, Grade II |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | Scotty Nelson on Oct 24, 2012 |
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Description
The Black Mama climbs an impressive crack system on the west side of the Palisade.
The climb is named after a nearby uranium mine that operated throughout the 1960s. FFA by Joe Mills.
P1: Climb 5.10 hands.
P2: Go up a difficult, thin hands splitter through a roof (5.12) to a roof. Punch in some small gear, then traverse left out the roof (5.11+), and then go up a left-facing corner to the belay.
P3: Climb the impressive overhanging finger and thin hands splitter. Save some #3 Camalots for a section before the anchors.
Descent: rappel the route with 2 ropes. Since P3 overhangs, take care not to get stranded out in space.
The climb is named after a nearby uranium mine that operated throughout the 1960s. FFA by Joe Mills.
P1: Climb 5.10 hands.
P2: Go up a difficult, thin hands splitter through a roof (5.12) to a roof. Punch in some small gear, then traverse left out the roof (5.11+), and then go up a left-facing corner to the belay.
P3: Climb the impressive overhanging finger and thin hands splitter. Save some #3 Camalots for a section before the anchors.
Descent: rappel the route with 2 ropes. Since P3 overhangs, take care not to get stranded out in space.
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