Type: Trad, 80 ft (24 m)
FA: Antoine Savelli and Teri Savelli
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Shared By: Antoine Savelli on Jul 25, 2013
Admins: slim, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane

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This route is located between Coyne Crack and Keyhole Flakes. I put it up in May 1999, on lead, on sight. The crux is at top and goes conservatively 5.13b/c. This route was omitted in the recent guidebooks, and is one of Indian Creek's test pieces. Fantastic finish, never done!!

It starts with an easy boulder move to an optional #5 Camalot placement leading to the meat of the route. At first a right facing corner, leading to a left-facing and thinning corner to a double bolt belay slightly left.

Location Suggest change

Between Coyne Crack and Keyhole Flakes, a very unlikely looking thin double corner.

Protection Suggest change

Be ready for some thin pro. Many 0.5, thinning to 0.1 and 00.1. Tiniest TCUs on top offer dubious pro. Rollers are better. I repeated my route May 2013, and just as I was reaching the anchors, I fell unzipping one third of the pitch (scar under anchors from piece popping), a nasty forty footer. Do not do this route after it rains. Cam hooks OK on top. When sandy this climb is a 5.14.

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