Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
GPS: 37.3836, -118.67689
FA: Patrick O'Donnell
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Shared By: Patrick O'Donnell on Apr 28, 2014
Admins: Aron Quiter, Euan Cameron, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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Start immediately right of B-Gizzle on some face holds. Clip 2 bolts on the start of the face. Move into a steep layback crack and clip the 3rd bolt. Game-on from here. Move into the crack as it transitions back to the right. New 4th bolt added. Gear no longer necessary. Difficult but excellent crack climbing from here. Clip 5th bolt and stay focused for a burly awkward layback crack move that requires footwork and balance. Stand up and clip 6th bolt and do a final easy move to gain the ledge. Clip 7th bolt and mantle to the anchor of B-Gizzle. clip a bolt and long sling on anchor of B-Gizzle.

Move above B-Gizzle anchor and clip a high bolt #8. move into a steep layback crack crux and clip another bolt (9th and last bolt). Gain a stance and place a piece of gear. Continue placing gear (up to 3") up a steep 10+ crack finish just left of "Flame Thrower". Lower off.

Location Suggest change

Right of B-Gizzle. Left of Flamethrower. Could be considered an alternate start of B-Gizzle with a new extension.

Protection Suggest change

Mixed. 9 bolts plus gear to 2". Mostly small gear.

The 1st pitch to the shared B-Gizzle has had 2 bolts added. So no longer mixed. Fully sport bolted.

2nd pitch is still mixed with 2 bolts off the anchor for a hard crux and gear from there to the top.

Can be done as 1 beautiful 35m pitch.

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