Type: Trad, 400 ft (121 m), 4 pitches
GPS: 58.26294, -134.05804
FA: Team Juneau
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Shared By: gabe hayden on Jun 30, 2020
Admins: L Von Dommelheimer

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P1: 5.10 Start at only continuous patch of clear rock accessible from the JM trail. Begin up a 5.6 slab, pull a couple vertical moves, and arrive at the intermediate ledge. Move slightly right to a shallow steep corner, climb corner until a bolt is visible on your left moving left onto face at the bolt. Climb past two more bolts and a roof to finish. 5.10, (3) bolts, small trad rack

P2: Move left from the belay into a corner system, climb the corner system until the first bolt is visible on your right moving right onto an arete slab. Climb the slab past several more bolts to the anchor. 5.10,  (4-5) bolts, small trad rack

P3: Climb the obvious thin splitter crack. Incredibly fun climbing, you can't get lock jaw when you're smiling this much. 5.12a,  (4) bolts, doubles 0.1 - #1, single #2

P4: Climb this sport pitch past several techy boulder problems to easier slab romp to the anchors. Don't pull out or break off the credit-card sized rock sticking out at the upper crux, we'll all need to use this key hold for years to come... 5.12b, entirely bolted

Rap P4, then the super-arete and Jawesome, then P1

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See overlay on Jaw Man area page

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P1-3 Mixed Trad/Sport, P4 Sport

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