Type: Trad, 260 ft (79 m), 3 pitches
GPS: 58.26615, -134.06163
FA: Dylan Stuart & Matt Callahan
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Shared By: Dylan Stuart on Sep 7, 2022
Admins: L Von Dommelheimer

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Description Suggest change

This is a great climb. It has minimal seeps and was climbed in a 3 hour break between rain storms. 

P1:


option 1: 5.10+? Climb up the wide crack to right of arete (Jaws) until you are able to do a crack switch left to the arete. Make a combination of face/crack/arete moves. Don't be afraid to use both sides of the arete. Milk your rests, and blast through the upper crack. Belay at the upper of two 2 bolt anchors. (most awesome)

option 1b: climb Jaws to the anchor. (pretty neat)

option 2: climb the 5.10- route “Corked Corner” to the left of the arete.(easiest)

P2: 5.10 Scamper up to the bolt line.  Crux is between second and third bolts. The easiest line uses holds and stances on both sides of the arete.

P3: 5.9 Enjoy 10 bolts of 5.8 climbing to the 3rd anchor. 

Descent: Rap the route with 3x 20m raps. You can also rap directly down the overhanging face right of Jaws if you have a tagline (it's ~60 meters)

Location Suggest change

The route follows a prominent arete on the Left Mandible. The start of the route is slightly to the right of arete. I cut a trail through the alder patch so it shouldn't be too hard to figure out.  

Protection Suggest change

P1: Double rack .2-3 (extra .5,.75,1 nice too), P2: A few pieces .2-1, 10 bolts & 2 bolt anchor, P3: 10 bolts & 2 bolt anchor

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