Type: Trad, 90 ft (27 m)
GPS: 37.21192, -112.97002
FA: Larson and Farr
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Shared By: Matt Farrell on Mar 14, 2016
Admins: Fallon Rowe, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher

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A few hundred yards past Smashmouth is a beautiful Creek style splitter underneath a couple roofs. A great route, especially if you like #1 C4s.

Start in an easy fist crack for 20 feet, then pull into the perfect #1 C4 splitter. Jam #1s until the crack widens to #2s right below the small ledge and clip the nice looking anchor.

If you have the psyche and the gear, either bring your partner up and do the Farson-Larr (pitch 2), or even better get a full no hands rest at the Larson-Farr anchors and then push on to the top of the Farson-Larr in a single ~40m pitch.

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Maybe 300 or 400 yards past Smashmouth. Some bushwacking required.

The best path is to drop 100 feet down a gully immediately past Smashmouth, then follow cairns on a decent path through bushes, and then head back up the hill when you are nearly underneath the route.

Protection Suggest change

1x .75 C4
4-6x #1 C4
1x #2 C4
1x #4 C4

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