Type: Trad, TR, 45 ft (14 m)
FA: Seth Keiser, April 8, 2023
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Shared By: Seth Keiser on Apr 9, 2023 · Updates
Admins: Shawn Heath, Aaron Parlier

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Description Suggest change

Climb up to the underside of the roof. Transverse right using the roof crack ledge and mostly foot smears. Reach out and around lip of roof to a solid right hand crimp on the face of the wall, adjust feet to high smear and large right foot flag to be able to reach up with left hand to a nice four finger crimp. Match right hand with right foot heal hook. Piano match right hand to the left hand (there are other worse holds you could try to use to not piano match). Bump up left hand up. From here you bring your left foot up, either now (as I did in the FA) or keeping bumping hands up until you have a more solid hold for your hands, then bring the left foot up. The rest of the route is perfectly straight up the slab face using small holds, slab technique, and balance until you top out at the anchor bolts.

*careful of the top rope swing at the start. If you fall before reaching the underside of the roof, there is a high chance you'll hit the ground*

Beta Video : youtu.be/o447EjP7Y4U

Location Suggest change

The next biggest roof at the far left end of the wall has three smaller "roofs" on its right side. The route starts just to the left of the three "roofs" directly underneath the big roof. Pictures attached. To the left of Coyote start. Start with two high hands and feet on the various ledges underneath.

Protection Suggest change

A standard rack should be sufficient to trad climb this, will use similar gear to Coyote. There are anchor bolts and chains at the top. FA was done on TR. Bolts will be added later to make this a sport route as well. No sport bolts yet as of 4-9-23.

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