Type: Trad, 450 ft (136 m), 3 pitches
GPS: 44.36371, -71.21278
FA: Toni Steyerl and Ron Birk
Page Views: 1,540 total · 12/month
Shared By: Ron Birk on Jul 31, 2016
Admins: Jay Knower, M Sprague, Jeffrey LeCours, Jonathan S, Robert Hall

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A fun easy route on the far right, good for beginner leaders or for an easy relaxing outing.

P1. Start up the pegmatite and veer left, following a left facing corner (slanting left). Then up the head wall (crux) and to a pine tree. To keep the grade low and more consistent on the route, you can circumvent the crux by going left for a move or two. Or go straight up (and a grade or two harder) for more interesting moves. 5.4 100'

P2. Go straight up (veering slightly right) to a small pine tree, through two fun decent size overlaps. 5.3 170'

P3. Go left and up over easy slab and finish up a clean beautiful low angle arete to a tree. 5.2 180'

From here you can scramble to the top of the cliff and take the Ledge Tr back out.

Location Suggest change

Far right. From Hank Chinos, go right and steeply up for ~75'.

(2022 update - some blowdown near the cliff base may require dropping down a bit before scrambling back up. R. Hall ) 

Protection Suggest change

Gear is good throughout the route.

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