Type: Trad, 115 ft (35 m), 2 pitches
GPS: 45.95361, -112.28969
FA: Brad & Ann Hutchenson 1988
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Shared By: Matt Wenger on May 11, 2017 · Updates
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Pitch 1: (5.8, 75') 

Climb the slabs with mostly flaring crack systems angling up and slightly left, aiming for a bulge with a prominent crack on the left side. Pull the bulge, clip the fixed piton, and head left for the chains. Either belay at chains, or move 8’ left onto a much nicer stance and build an anchor in the P2 crack (recommended).

Pitch 2: (5.8+, 40') Pay your respect to Dwight Bishop, and climb the fun finger/hand crack. Stout right off the belay. Ask yourself what is holding the large block on near the top after you’ve likely hung on it. Belay at chains.

Descent: Rappel route. 70m gets you all the way down in one rappel, otherwise use the midway chains. Or walk off east.

Location Suggest change

Start about 20' to the left of the major left hand chimney/water trough feature. There will be a 3 bolt line going up a steep face to your left.

Protection Suggest change

Gear to from micro to hand sized cams. A couple of good stoppers. Tricky pro on P1. Lots of small, flaring cracks. Offset cams for the win on P1. Bolted anchors with chains at both belays.

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