Type: Boulder, 10 ft
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Tanner Wixom on Apr 13, 2013
Admins: Jesse Zacher, Jared LaVacque, Bradley Mark Edwards, Nick Reecy, Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac

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Description

Stand start with right on a crimpy/slopey ledge and left compressed around the arete. Move up to a jug, then catch the arete high near the top. Pull/push up and top out over the horn on the top of the boulder.

Location

This is on the north side of the Eye of Providence Boulder i.e. the triangular/pyramid boulder you can easily see from the west Riggs' Hill parking area.

Protection

A pad.

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Turning over into a mantle.
Turning over into a mantle.
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Tanner Wixom
SoCal
  V1
Tanner Wixom   SoCal
  V1
This might be essentially the same line as Eye of Providence North. If so, this problem should be removed; however, if that is the case, Eye of Providence North's description is too sparse to really identify the line and someone should put up a beta photo or something.

I'm under the impression Eye of Providence North climbs the huge flake on the right side of the north face. The arete variation steers you to the left of the flake, so you don't use it. Apr 15, 2013
Alex Garhart
Alex Garhart  
The North V1 sit starts below the central flake with a sort of double knee-bar and goes straight up. The left arete is also a good line. Apr 15, 2013
Tanner Wixom
SoCal
  V1
Tanner Wixom   SoCal
  V1
Thanks for clarifying. I def didn't do any knee-barring. Sounds fun. I'll have to give it a try next time I'm out. Apr 15, 2013