Type: | Trad, 300 ft (91 m), 4 pitches |
FA: | Edmund Ward et. al. prior to July 78 |
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Shared By: | Karl R. Kiser on Mar 7, 2016 · Updates |
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p1: climb a right facing crack to an intersection with a small roof. Look for this rather improbable step up to gain the easier climbing above the bulge. Go straight up, the crux, clipping a fixed pin. Traverse right to a stance near a bush.
p2: short pitch to establish an anchor near a crack system in the middle of the face.
p3: a long pitch up cracks, climb discontinuous cracks until one can climb a long right to left crack system.
p4: another short pitch near the top of the climb. Follow weaknesses on left to the shoulder of Aces' Face, aiming for a notch above or go out right for cleaner face climbing, one old bolt (perhaps a couple of 5.9 moves) to the belay.
p2: short pitch to establish an anchor near a crack system in the middle of the face.
p3: a long pitch up cracks, climb discontinuous cracks until one can climb a long right to left crack system.
p4: another short pitch near the top of the climb. Follow weaknesses on left to the shoulder of Aces' Face, aiming for a notch above or go out right for cleaner face climbing, one old bolt (perhaps a couple of 5.9 moves) to the belay.
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