Type: Sport, 180 ft (55 m), 2 pitches
FA: John Knight, Keith Noback, April 2020
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Shared By: John Knight on Apr 27, 2020 · Updates
Admins: Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen

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Expose Yourself (to fun) Suggest change

Steep route with great exposure on the "prow" of the Fun Ship. The first pitch is 5.9/5.10a and the second pitch is 5.10a/b. Well protected with bolts and one placement of a 0.4" Cam to get you through the limestone band. Both pitches have a series of crux moves with good rests between moves. I was tempted to go with the lower grade for each pitch but I think it's right on the edge, plus it's fairly sustained. Let me know what you think of the grade. Now get out there and expose yourself to some fun climbing!

CAUTION! The rap from the top to the P1 anchor is 110''. Bring a 70m rope!

Note, an older description said a 60m rope with rope stretch would allow you to rap from the top to the P1 anchor. Our particular rope, a 60m Mammut crag 9.5 did not reach the P1 anchor, so I am recommending to change the rap beta to simply state "Bring a 70m rope

Location Suggest change

Work your way up the gully until it ends at the far (east) end of the Fun Ship. Look for the first bolt about 10' (or 15') up. You can traverse in from the right and pre-clip the first bolt then lower back to the deck for the full route experience. 

Protection Suggest change

Draws, lots of them. Bring 13 and a 0.4 camalot to get through the limestone band.

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