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BeeGee
5.11,
Trad, 65 ft (20 m),
Avg: 3 from 3
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FA: Rick Sylvester and Chauancy Parker, Christmas Day 1974
Arizona
> Central Arizona
> *Phoenix Areas
> Pinnacle Peak
> Pinnacle Peak
Description
BeeGee is characterized by a burly roof crack with an interesting knee mantle move to pull the lip. It can be started from Dried Oatmeal's beginning or the original start up a 5.10 fist crack section to a great ledge. Bees typically nest in the vertical section above the roof. While the nest has occasionally disappeared, the bees seem to return to the same spot. Make sure to check for said bees before committing to the climb. Bats have been known to roost in the roofcrack as well.
Location
Located to the right of the Boxer and left of South Crack.
Protection
Singles in .4-.75 BD camalots and doubles in #1-3. A couple of runners in the beginning to reduce drag. Single Fixed bong. Natural Anchors.
[Hide Photo] BeeGee is the roof crack just left of the tree.
[Hide Photo] That's not vegetation in the upper crack. That's a beehive!
[Hide Photo] In case you're wondering why it's called BeeGee... Located near the top.
Fayetteville, NC