Type: Sport, 60 ft (18 m)
GPS: 42.07051, -73.06693
FA: Shawn Sweeney 2020
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Shared By: Shawn S on Oct 15, 2021
Admins: sara mcfadden, Old Timer, jim.dangle, Joe M

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It Takes an Ankle goes straight up the center of the acorn face. 3 bolts of awkward climbing lead up to a ledge. From the ledge, punch up a crimpy face around a mini-shield to a horizontal ledge - this is the crux for most. The crimpy face rounds out to some delicate slab stances up top for a few more bolts. This route shares anchors with Radiant Sky.

Keep a tight belay for the crux B4-B6. There is a good chance of the wall taking your ankle if you blow it hard there. I used a locker on B4 and brought up a skidder pad for the ledge on the FA, since Kat was so light. If it weren't for the ledge, this thing would be deserving of some more stars.

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It is to the right of Radiant Sky. This route is often toproped off Radiant Sky's anchors. Give it a lead when you got it dialed in!

There may be a harder entrance to the route right-ish of the bolt line. For the first 3 bolts, you can take relatively direct to the ledge, but it is much smoother to just follow the start of Radiant Sky and clip out right.

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