Type: Trad, 115 ft (35 m)
GPS: 38.02086, -109.58064
FA: B. Zeiger Haag, C.L Spring 21'
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Shared By: Ben ZH on May 2, 2021
Admins: slim, Cory N, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher

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Catch yer Own Train aka NRT (Nipple Reactivation Therapy):
Two cracks run somewhat parallel to each other; one in a corner and the other on the face of a blunt pillar. Start by jamming your way up a left facing corner with stem rests till it tips out above a decent lock. Clip the lone bolt (remove or sling the piece below it) and find a way to meet up with the crack that slashes the face of the pillar.

When I first aided up this thing I thought the crack switch would be improbable or desperate at the very least. A few key holds appeared with minimal cleaning and fortunately with a decent wingspan the crack switch reach was fun and quite reasonable (Curious to hear from folks with shorter frames). A bit sandy lower down as it’s still cleaning up. A fun and unique new-school Creek addition.

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Just right of Out of State Plates. There’s a small plaque at the start that reads “NRT”

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Doubles Blue metolius
Triples .3 - #1
Doubles #2 and 3
Longer draw for bolt

70M Rope

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