Type: Trad, Alpine, 250 ft (76 m), 2 pitches
GPS: 37.83546, -119.4577
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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Description Suggest change

A moderate difficulty climb that no longer has the lead bolts (as of 10.30.25) 

Pitch 1:  Face climb unprotected slab a long ways (or climb the corner on the left where there is some hollow sounding gear). Belay in the corner with med cams. A 70m rope is likely needed to make it to another gear belay if going a full 'pitch' from the bottom of the corner...  

Pitch 2:  Climb the corner above (5.5). The top of the crack pinches down. Either exit right to Jonah at a lower angle spot (near last ok piece of gear), or step left onto the slab above the corner and go straight up with a 70m rope to a flake that takes 3 or 4s.  

Pitch 3: Continue up to the tree at the base of the headwall to facilitate a rap from the glue in bolts with rings. 5.4

DESCENT:  Rap to the south (not the base of the route) with two ropes from the glue ins at the base of the headwall.

(You could alternatively down-scramble down this and the neighboring Aoxomoxoa from the top of p2. Skilled climbers have been walking down a lot harder routes than these since the '70s. However, for a leader at the grade it is probably best to continue to the bolts ...Hmm, maybe that's why they call it Jabberwalky?)

Protection Suggest change

Pro to 3.5" and quickdraws.

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

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