Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
GPS: 38.9505, -104.93476
FA: Alex Hesler, '19 (?)
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Shared By: Bob Choss on Jul 10, 2019
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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Description Suggest change

This takes the main weakness up the middle of the lower wall to a walkoff option on the left and instead stays just right of the obvious, deep, and easy looking corner following fun, wandering blocks and cracks. The last traverse is a bit runout (PG-13) and is the crux, but you can get decent gear in (Metolius 8, or maybe a BD #3 or 4), though it will be well below you. Build an anchor in the easy 5th Class terrain or do what we did and sling one of the massive blocks above, and belay your 2nd up, then walk off.

Expect small amounts of loose rock and some holds to brush off with your hands depending where exactly you climb, as this is not well traveled but is mostly clean.

We used a 70m rope and DID NOT RAP.

Location Suggest change

Head to the lowest point at the base of the main wall to a 30', water streaked wall leading to a short corner with some cracks. It's the obvious line up the center and veers slight right of the deep corner above.

Protection Suggest change

A standard rack to a #3. Some small stoppers and cams are handy. There are no fixed anchors. Walk off to the south. 70m.

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