Type: Trad, Aid
FA: Jim Beyer-solo- April 2019
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Shared By: Jim Beyer on Oct 31, 2019
Admins: slim, Andrew Gram, Nathan Fisher, Perin Blanchard, GRK, D C

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Start at the edge of the south face and the east edge. P1 60' A3 tension down left at top of dirt to high micro beak  then another 20' left to another beak seam , go up 20' to belay in small left facing corner. P2 A4 climb seams to 2 bolt belay on protruding cobble. P3 A3 up right then up left in obvious left facing corner to obvious protruding ledge P4 A3+ up crack then angle left to hanging belay with bolt P5 A3+ up then traverse left then up and right  to 3 bolt belay just below the dirt cone summit on the summit crest just above the gargoyle on the east ridge. the true summit is about 300' west. rap 180' to north col and down 2 fixed ropes to base of east ridge.

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The route is located on the far right side of the south face. It has the softest rock I have climbed in the Mystery Towers .  The Mystery  Towers has softer rock then the Fisher Towers.

Protection Suggest change

A4 rack with hooks, no nuts , no cams, no rock shoes

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