Type: Trad, 150 ft (45 m), 2 pitches
FA: Sandy Fleming and Gregg Esenwein, November 1997
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Shared By: Mitchell Goldman on Nov 28, 2020 · Updates
Admins: Shawn Heath, Aaron Parlier

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P1:  Begin at the base of the prominent right facing corner.  After the corner diagonals sharply to the right and becomes a mere seam, climb up to clip a bolt.  Follow the line of three bolts straight up the slab and build a gear anchor on the ledge, ignoring the relic pitons.   

P2:  At the left end of the big ledge, friction climbing through three bolts leads to the low angle slab above.  The crux moves are probably harder than any single move on Java Crazy, the bolt line to the right, but overall this line is less sustained.  

NOTE:  Because the trail passes directly above this formation and the overlook is a popular area for hikers to congregate, this area sadly sees an accumulation of litter at the base of the climbs.  Be a good steward and pack out some trash when you leave.   

Protection Suggest change

Single rack and three bolts per pitch (6 bolts if done in one long pitch). Gear anchors.

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