Type: Trad, Alpine, 470 ft (142 m), 5 pitches
GPS: 40.2543, -105.605
FA: Max Manson, Dakota Walz, & Lane Mathis, Aug. 2020
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Shared By: Dakota from North Dakota on Aug 12, 2020
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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Feel the Stern climbs up the East Buttress of Ship's Prow on the left side. We attempted a line directly up the main face (rad) but were thwarted by a lack of protection. So, we lowered down to the main ledge and climbed the line as described below:

P1. 5.7, 180ft
For the most part, this shares the start of Scots on the Rocks. Aim for the hand crack up high, and belay on the nice ledge.

P2. 5.6, 20ft
Move the belay up to the left side of the buttress on a mega ledge. This can be linked with P1 with rope drag. 

P3. 5.10c, 90ft
This is the best pitch of the route. Start climbing up the left side of a detached pillar, do a couple mantels, and step right into a wonderful, left-leaning dihedral with a tufa-like fin at the top. Belay in a left-facing corner on a nice ledge.

P4. 5.9, 80ft
Follow up inconsistent finger cracks to a ledge. Then go up the nice hand crack, and belay on a shattered ledge.

P5. 5.8, 100ft
Choose your own adventure to the summit of the buttress. We trundled lots of blocks here, and there is likely more to be done.

Protection Suggest change

Doubles of #0.2-#3
Triples of #0.4-0.5 (optional
Nuts
Draws
60m rope

Descent Suggest change

Do a 50ft 5.6 downclimb off the backside of the summit. Hike around to the ridge, and descend the Loft.

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