Type: | Trad, 80 ft (24 m) |
FA: | Mike Reardon, Jeff Heveron, 2011 |
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Shared By: | Benandstuff on Sep 25, 2017 |
Admins: | Ky Bishop, Steve Lineberry, Aaron Parlier |
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Access Issue: 2023 seasonal raptor closure (January 15th-August 15th)
Details
All routes between and including Groove Thang and Baynes Corner are closed. No camping or foot traffic below the cliff in this section.
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Description
A solid route with a bit of hollow rock on it, but nothing is going to break off if you are thoughtful about how you yard on things. The route gets a bit steep through the big flake section.
Start on the mossy boulder behind the tree and step up and left onto the face. Aim for the flakes. This route is almost all flakes. Collect the flakes.
At the biggest, baddest flake of them all, follow it right, stepping onto the face of the flake when convenient (partway through a lie-backey section). At the top walk left on what feels like a sidewalk to the bolted anchors below the roof.
Start on the mossy boulder behind the tree and step up and left onto the face. Aim for the flakes. This route is almost all flakes. Collect the flakes.
At the biggest, baddest flake of them all, follow it right, stepping onto the face of the flake when convenient (partway through a lie-backey section). At the top walk left on what feels like a sidewalk to the bolted anchors below the roof.
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