Type: Trad, Grade II
GPS: 44.34691, -68.19013
FA: Tom McCormack
Page Views: 296 total · 10/month
Shared By: Ryan DeLena on Sep 10, 2023
Admins: Ladd Raine, Jonathan S, Robert Hall, Chris Duca

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A long a varied pitch, providing a lot of independent, moderate climbing, joining Standard Route just below the big corner. The book calls this R, but I found it to be more PG - PG13. There is gear where you need it, but not wherever you want, and sometimes a placement is not obvious until your hand is right next to it. 

Start just right of Fear Of Flying, and left of a large boulder. Climb low angle, dirty rock, up to a low roof (hidden pin out left). Stand up high and get in a shallow, finger sized piece. Pull over the small bulge on funky holds, then start up a long section of low angle face climbing on a blunt arete. Fun moves between cracks, flakes and jugs, with hidden gear placements, leads to a ledge. Clip a bolt out right and join Standard Route. Climb the corner and belay at a horn/finger crack below the final chimney of Standard Route.

Location Suggest change

Just right off the buttress start of Fear Of Flying, just left of the large boulder that’s below Standard Route. This is one of the first routes you come to after the boulder field.

Protection Suggest change

Doubles from 0.3 - 0.5, singles 0.75 - #1. Be sure to also have a few fist sized pieces for the last pitch of Standard Route. Small cams from 0.0-0.1 can also find a home on this route, though you could get by without.

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