Type: Trad, 90 ft (27 m), 2 pitches
FA: Bob Kamps etal 1950's
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Shared By: James Parr on Aug 28, 2022 · Updates
Admins: Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen

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We did this in three pitches but definitely could have linked the first two together.

The route starts on the Limestone slab, you could scramble up this or do it safely with gear. I scrambled up it and then set a hand line for my partner.

The route begins in the crack system close to the edge of the limestone bands cliff just to the right of long seam leading towards off width. The crux is just above the first part of the crack system. The climb then moves into a slanted off width between the two summits and then into the saddle. From there you climb the crack to the top of the larger summit to the left.

There are chain anchors on the south side of the summit for rappel. There is also small toadstool like formation that is slung with an accessory cord on the smaller pulpit formation.

A 60m rappel will get you down to the limestone slab from both places to rappel.

Location Suggest change

Starts on the Southeast side.

Protection Suggest change

Standard rack with some larger gear in the hand/fist size. Gear up to BD 4. Nothing smaller then fingers sized gear.

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