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Wrestling the Goat (not a traverse)
V4-5 YDS 6B+ Font
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Routes in Left Cliff Band (Y2K9 roof)
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Back to Baltimore V10-11 8A PG13 |
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Castle in the Swamp, The V6 7A |
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Chalking the Ham V4 6B |
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Classic V1+ 5 |
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Easy Street V0 4 PG13 |
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Easy Traverse V0 4 |
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Seams to Me V0 4 |
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Show, The V6-7 7A+ PG13 |
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Swisher Sweets V10 7C+ |
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Wrestling the Goat V3 6A PG13 |
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Wrestling the Goat (not a traverse) V4-5 6B+ |
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Y2K9 V10 7C+ |
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Z3L10 V10-11 8A |
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| Type: | Boulder, 10 ft (3 m) |
| FA: | Team Tough |
| Page Views: | 818 total · 13/month |
| Shared By: | Alex Fischer on May 18, 2020 |
| Admins: | sara mcfadden, Old Timer, jim.dangle, Joe M |
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Description
According to Rakkup, this is Wrestling the Goat, not the other route on Mountain Project with that name.
Start on the block/arete under the roof with the chossy flakes on top. Pull the roof, and either top out (scary high) or drop off once you get established standing above the lip of the roof.
The guidebook says V5, but it seemed soft to me. I was tall enough to reach the key holds while keeping a hand jam or heel-toe cam in the starting chossy flakes, which made it much easier for me.
Start on the block/arete under the roof with the chossy flakes on top. Pull the roof, and either top out (scary high) or drop off once you get established standing above the lip of the roof.
The guidebook says V5, but it seemed soft to me. I was tall enough to reach the key holds while keeping a hand jam or heel-toe cam in the starting chossy flakes, which made it much easier for me.
Location
To the right of the Y2K roof, it is just to the right of the tight, fairly clean-cut corner of Chalking the Ham and just to the left of a blocky, overhanging corner.
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