Type: Trad, 200 ft (61 m), 2 pitches, Grade II
FA: Ryan Scott, Eli Simon
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Shared By: Ryan DeLena on Jul 27, 2023 · Updates
Admins: Ladd Raine, Jonathan S, Robert Hall

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Description Suggest change

A mostly bolted, beautiful arete climb high on the quite side of South Wall. If it were on the ground it would be climbed daily, but with its tricky to get to location, as well as not being in the guidebook, Girl's From Brewer sees only a few visits here and there. Nevertheless, it's worth the time it takes to get there and is deserving of more traffic.

To approach head uphill past Old Town til you get to Dike gully.  
(Pitch 1Climb a left facing corner on right side of dike gully. Navigate the various vegetation until the two gullies merge, then it's possible to move right to a bolted belay just out of view on your right. If you find yourself in a narrow gully jumbled with larger trees, you've likely gone too far. 5.6
Another option is to climb Road Less Traveled 5.9+ up the arete straight to the first pitch anchors, small gear, heads up climbing!

(Pitch 2) Step off the belay and make balancey moves to gain the first bolt. A short run out gains you gear in a horizontal crack, before you stand up to the rest of the bolts. Once you've gained the next bolt, a tenuous crux leads to fun and airy arete moves. Finish at a 2 bolt belay on a sloping ledge. 5.9 

2 rappels to ground 60m rope

Location Suggest change

Starts about half way up Dike Gully at a bolted belay out right, and follows the prominent arete up the right side of the dike. The feature looks much like an easier version of Scaramouche Arete.

Protection Suggest change

5 bolts and a few pieces of finger sized gear.

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