Type: Trad, 45 ft (14 m)
GPS: 40.0068, -105.266
FA: circa 1960
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Shared By: Anus Herder on Dec 20, 2016
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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This is the most aesthetic line on the western face of Norlin Library. On each side of the main walk in you will see that the furthest pillars are close to the wall creating splitter chimneys that go up for about 3 stories. We reached the summit thinking we had reached virgin territory, but the names of a few others had been written on the summit block. It doesn't get much better than this! After further inquiry we learned that this route had been a standard in the 1960's by students at CU such as Bob Culp Front Range climbing legend. "If you were a climber you had to do it. I didn't like to or want to, but I did it too."

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This is on Norlin Library on the west side main entrance on the pillars.

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Solo, make sure you can down chimney or sling a friend, two can go at this at one time!

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