Type: Boulder, 12 ft (4 m)
GPS: 43.90018, -70.1795
FA: (Unknown/ Noah Ullman '14)
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Shared By: Noah Ullman on May 23, 2014
Admins: Ladd Raine, Jonathan S, Robert Hall, Chris Duca
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IMPORTANT! This route is incredibly obvious and has more than likely been done before (looking at you P. Beal)So if this has been done, notify me and I will change this details. Thanks!
Starting on the obvious flake undercling with the left hand and another good undercling about hip height around the arete, pull up on good feet and slap your way up the arete until you can make a lunge for a good crimp up high. After a bit of a flora heavy top out, take a moment to enjoy the view from the top before scrambling back down to high five your crew.

Location Suggest change

Walk around behind the lodestone and on the back side you will see the obvious arete, if it is still difficult to discern, take a look at the picture.

Protection Suggest change

Done with a single pad, but the landing is so flat and featureless that it could easily be done without one. Still, at least 1 pad recommended.

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The arete should be on the right when climbing the route, the leg seen in the picture belongs to a delightful young man (Michael Pajak) climbing another route around the other side of the arete,
The arete should be on the right when climbing…
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