Type: Sport, 130 ft (39 m)
GPS: 36.14579, -115.42283
FA: Tom Moulin and Brian Bowman, Nov 2010
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Shared By: w1ldcat McCroskey on Mar 23, 2016
Admins: Luke EF, Larry DeAngelo, Justin Johnsen

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Description Suggest change

Long, steep, and pumpy on mostly incut crimps with a few pockets and slimpers thrown in.

Start off a bolted slab (or the crack to the left with gear) to gain a sit-down ledge system up and left. Leave the ledge with a big move into some pockets and work your way up to some good edges. Catch a quick breather before entering a crux section with multiple options and then continue with sustained, pumpy climbing on incut crimps to reach a juggier finish from the last bolt to the top.

Protection Suggest change

13 bolts to lower-off anchors. Some/all may be some fixed depending on timing.

For a more comfy belay that doesn't pull you into a bulge, back clean the first 3 or 4 on the easy slab as you go to get the rope straight above the crack. The route was originally done going through this crack, but some bolts were conveniently added to the slab later to make it a full sport route.

Location Suggest change

Center of the large buttress with an overhanging face.

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