Type: Trad, 240 ft (73 m), 2 pitches
GPS: 38.1642, 128.49212
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Michael Dom on May 3, 2022
Admins: Chan Kim

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Pitch 1 5.10a R 30m

The first bolt is about 7-10m diagonally from where the metal token denoting the start is. If you fell here you would likely drag your belayer down the gully to the river bed so it would be best to consider that as well. The start is really what gives this route it's harsh rating. There are 3 bolts and one blue mastercam placement for the whole first pitch. Now that the safety disclaimer is over I will describe the route.

Trend over 5.9 terrain to reach the first bolt, after the bolt then move up to a ledge. Then move up diagonally right and traverse left over to a hollow flake with a vertical flake jutting up. Perch onto the hollow flake and then make a few more moves up. After this a series of crimps and oppositional movement will lead you up to an anchor.

Pitch 2 5.10b 35m PG13

Head up left to a flake and then bounce and forth between good crimps and flakes until you get to a layback crack. At the end of the layback crack there will be a steep 3m wall just above. Layback and face climb over it to a few slopers. Then commit and swing over the top to reach more loose flakes. After the loose flakes head up easy crimps to reach the 3 bolt anchor.

Location Suggest change

Just to the right of Looking for Some Way. There is a metal marker at the base.

Protection Suggest change

Bolts, blue mastercam, #.75 BD, #2 BD

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