Type: | Sport, 50 ft (15 m) |
FA: | Matt Fanning 2007 |
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Shared By: | ChrisHau on Apr 25, 2016 · Updates |
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Access Issue: SOUTH SIDE CRAGS ARE CLOSED
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7/2021: Access in this area has always been nebulous, but recently landowners have made clear that they want NO visitors in the area. Please refrain from visiting any of the crags on the Southside of the Meadow, including those along Glade Creek (Mud Hueco) and Orange Wall. This includes drivers, cyclists, ATVers, and climbers. Please climb at another crag.
Description
A route for the diehard roof aficionado. Others might find it slightly less appealing due to poor rock quality and the general grunginess of routes on the left side of the Hangar.
Climb gingerly up the chossy but easy face. Minor difficulties are encountered transitioning into the roof, but soon you'll be treated to a couple of plate jugs and great heel hooks.
After a long move to a brick hold, the short-lived crux begins, involving a huge move to a half-pad crimp rail. A hand-foot match allows you to match your hands up in preparation for a final lunge into a jug. A few more moves of glory campusing along buckets bring you to the end of the roof, and a vegetated bit of vertical 5.easy leads to the anchors.
Climb gingerly up the chossy but easy face. Minor difficulties are encountered transitioning into the roof, but soon you'll be treated to a couple of plate jugs and great heel hooks.
After a long move to a brick hold, the short-lived crux begins, involving a huge move to a half-pad crimp rail. A hand-foot match allows you to match your hands up in preparation for a final lunge into a jug. A few more moves of glory campusing along buckets bring you to the end of the roof, and a vegetated bit of vertical 5.easy leads to the anchors.
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