Type: Trad, 80 ft (24 m)
GPS: 44.23598, -73.86449
FA: FA from Pete's P2 belay: May 25, 1984, Don Mellor, Bill Dodd, Jim Cunningham; FA (complete) May 17, 1985, Don Mellor
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Shared By: Edek Falkowski on Jul 25, 2021 · Updates
Admins: Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer

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Description Suggest change

A stellar pitch navigating thin seams between horizontals which offer excellent gear placements, ending in a sweet fingercrack. 

Make your way up horizontals to a thin seam/face (first crux) to another horizontal, traverse this horizontal right for 10-15 feet, then up another vertical seam (second crux) to yet another horizontal. Traverse back left, then up an excellent fingercrack to a ledge. From there, either walk the ledge to the climber's right for the Star Sailor fixed anchor or traverse left and climb up to a gear anchor (as for PF Flyers).

Location Suggest change

Start: Start at the Pete's P1 belay, head left, then up a shallow corner about 10-15 ft to the climber's right of the Pete's P2 corner. OR More Directly: Climb the Lonely and link into 1 big amazing pitch. Do NOT make a belay in the Pete's P2 Corner and clog up a popular route for absolutely no reason.

Protection Suggest change

Gear - emphasis on small-medium size cams and stoppers, RPs could be used but are not crucial

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