Type: Trad, 80 ft (24 m)
FA: May 5, 1989
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Shared By: Ross Manny on Aug 9, 2019 · Updates
Admins: Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer

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Both the standard route and 5.10a variation are great climbs! Start with a difficult boulder move to gain the slab. Climb up to a bolt and a couple of small ceilings. Climb up and right onto the arete, then up past a horizontal to a second bolt. Work your way up the arete to a horizontal(gear). Exit out right on jugs, then you can either:

A) (5.11a version) Step right, clip the bolt and continue up the steep face. Clip the final bolt from a strenuous stance and climb straight up(crux) to the topout.

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B) (5.10a version) Trend up and left on some blockier terrain to the top

Location Suggest change

This crag is defined by a large left facing corner that begins at ground level and goes all the way to the massive roof overhead(the "Cure Cottage" corner). 20 feet left of this corner and 15 feet off the ground is a hanging arete. This is Bubba Does Baker.

Protection Suggest change

Small gear to finger size, several bolts. Fixed anchor.

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