Type: | Trad, 170 ft (52 m), 3 pitches |
FA: | QX Cheang |
Page Views: | 498 total · 9/month |
Shared By: | Cheang Qing Xin on Oct 20, 2020 |
Admins: | Nate Ball |
Description
Had an eye on this wall for a while but never really have the time to go up there to clean it.
One hot summer day we decided to get off our lazy butt and go climb something fun. Kelly and I did this route ground up climbing through choss and grass. Best pitch is Pitch 3 that spots a finger crack after a small roof.
P1 - Start with a hand crack and pull into a wide pod. Keep kicking or get your feet really high. Shimmer through the pod and climb the crack to a grassy ledge. Be aware there might still be loose stuff on this grassy ledge. 5.9
P2 - Climb off the anchor on the left and fire up a hand crack. This approach pitch have some ok slab climbing but its hard to protect. Keep looking and you will find some small gears. Belay on a grassy ledge on the left. 2 bolts. 5.8
P3 - The money pitch. Punch through the roof and fire through some finger crack. More thin climbing will lead you to a resting stance. From here you climb a .75 right leaning crack to the top anchor. This belay is shared with Agar Jelly. 5.10
Rap Agar Jelly and hike back to the base of the climb or rap the route with bolted rap stations.
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