Type: Sport, 75 ft (23 m)
GPS: 36.03775, -115.39201
FA: Brian McCray, 2011
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Shared By: Luke EF on Mar 28, 2021
Admins: Luke EF, Justin Johnsen

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A crag-classic.  Deemed by some to be the "king line" of the cave, this heavily manufactured route tackles the centermost and steepest section. The route generally consists of increasingly difficult boulder problems separated by decreasingly good rests. At least one knee-pad (left) is very useful to take advantage of a rest down low and up high. There is a heart-breaker redpoint crux near the top when the climb transitions from juggy, campusy roof climbing to pumpy pulls on smaller crimps.

Generally considered to be lower-end 13b. Book gives it a/b.

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Obvious line up the center of the cave where the approach trail deposits you. The manufactured pockets in one of the roofs can be spotted from the ground.

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10 bolts with fixed draws.

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