Type: Trad, 90 ft (27 m)
GPS: 43.9051, -75.1959
FA: Mark Chauvin Bezinque, Rolf Orsagh. August 2006
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Shared By: aparnas on Aug 28, 2023
Admins: Morgan Patterson, Kristen Fiore, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer

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Description Suggest change

Climb the handcrack to the triangular roof.  Move over this and scamper up and right over easy slabs and flakes into the right facing corner.  Climb up to the square roof and undercling it to the right, then climb the layback corner to the big tree.  

The upper corner was totally choked with moss, but has now been scraped clean(er).  The roof and upper corner are fun, physical climbing - very different in character from the first half of the route, which is an easy romp up to the corner.  Gear placements in the final section consist of one or two fiddly micronuts placed in a horizontal from a pretty strenuous position.

Location Suggest change

Start in the left facing hand crack under a triangular roof about 12 feet up, immediately right of the start of The Eagle Has Landed.

Protection Suggest change

Cams to #3. A couple of key brassies/micronuts for the upper corner. Tree anchor at the top.

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