Type: Trad, TR, 45 ft (14 m)
GPS: 41.14497, -74.16583
FA: unknown
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Shared By: kenr on May 14, 2015 · Updates
Admins: Morgan Patterson, SMarsh

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Description Suggest change

Thoughtful "outdoor" moves up to the overhang, then fun "indoor" moves through the overhang, and a fun "outdoor" layback flake.

. . The start given here as the main route looks "unesthetic", but it would a shame to miss out on the fun of the upper three-quarters of this route if too tired after working on the more obvious Direct Start variation. Anyway the start from the right is interesting enough.

Start off to the right in the open book under the big roof, then traverse across the rounded ridge that goes up to the left edge of the big roof. So reach the crack/flake system midway. Up the double crack/flake, then through the overhang. Finish up to the ledge above (or just lower off after the layback flake).

variation (Direct Start): Start instead on the left side of the rounded ridge, directly below the crack/flake system, and figure out how to get a hand up into the bottom of the crack (5.9).

Location Suggest change

Obvious crack about 5 feet left of the left end of 2-foot-wide roof about 15 feet up. This roof has Roofy Direct at its left end and
Thread the Gap at its right end.

But the easier start is off to right under the big roof.

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Protection Suggest change

Trad: Standard rack.

Setting up Top-Rope requires long static line or several long slings.

. . (likely want to use both trees on the ledge above and set the top anchor between them).

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