Type: Trad, Alpine, 250 ft (76 m), 2 pitches
FA: Pamela Wilson, River Pratt, and Dave Sessions (2021)
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Shared By: Dave Sessions on Sep 24, 2021 · Updates
Admins: Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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A super easy climb for first time leaders with interesting moves, tons of pro and a great location.  

Pitch 1:  Face climb past a handful of bolts (5.5) and belay below the corner as soon as you reach the horizontal.  A natural gear belay is easy to place here using medium to large cams.  

Pitch 2:  Climb the corner above (5.5) for 60m to a belay station under the small roof.  Mostly natural gear throughout with a couple bolts before the belay.  

DESCENT:  Rap down Aoxomoxoa with two 60m ropes.  A short rap leads to a station and then a 60m rap takes you from there to the big sandy ledge.

(You can walk down this and the neighboring Aoxomoxoa, but then again skilled climbers have been walking down a lot harder routes than these since the '70s.  ...Hmm, maybe that's why they call it Jabberwalky.)

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Pro to 3.5" and quickdraws.

October 27, 2024: The bolts on Jabberwalky and Aoxomoxoa appear to have been chopped.

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