Type: Trad, Alpine, 550 ft (167 m), 5 pitches
FA: Matt Carpenter, Rett English, Zach Wasserman
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Shared By: Matthew Carpenter on Aug 6, 2020
Admins: Chris Owen, Lurk Er, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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Climbs the continuous crack/double crack system through the dead-vertical, sometimes overhanging Geometry Wall

P1 - Climb the left-facing corner to gain the top of the detached pillar feature. bolt anchor. (5.10- 35m) (Climbing the front or the right side of the pillar may be a better start!)

P2 - Climb the crack, clipping a few bolts and skirting left when the crack peters out for a bit. Bolt anchor. (5.10+ 35m)

P3 - Climb the crack still. Bolt anchor. (5.11- 35m)

P4 - Keep climbing the crack. Clip a few bolts through the wild stemming crux, then do the wicked mantle onto the only ledge on the whole wall. Gear anchor. (5.12- 35m)

P5 - You're almost done climbing the crack. Pull the final overhang to the summit. This one is easier. Gear anchor. (5.9 25m)

Descend the obvious north ridge, climber's right.

Location Suggest change

As you approach the Geometry Wall, Find the large gray pillar feature with the long crack system above. Climb it.

Protection Suggest change

Standard rack to 2". I honestly can't remember if we placed a 3 at all, but if so it could likely have been skipped.

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