Type: Trad, 115 ft (35 m)
FA: John Tormalehto
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Shared By: John Tormalehto on Oct 8, 2023
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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This route is a logical compilation of three existing routes with an additional 35 feet of new quality slab climbing to complete the line. Start on the Checkerboard Crack (5.8+), and climb up the delicate corner until casting off onto the beginning of Ziggie’s Brother Hank. Continue up Ziggie’s Brother Hank (5.10- R) until the second bolt, crossing Ziggie’s Day Out along the way. From here, climb up and right to the obvious, smile-shaped overlap following three new bolts up the clean slab (5.10+), which will land you at the final moves of Ziggie’s Day Out. This pitch ends at a comfortable stance with a new two bolt anchor on the Surry Ledge. Either rap to the ground (75’) or continue to the top via one of the established routes.

This was established by toprope sessions, the bolts were placed by hand, then it was redpointed.

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It is located on the fantastic Southwest face of Checkerboard Rock. This engaging addition to Checkerboard Rock starts on Checkerboard Crack and finishes on Ziggy’s Day Out, utilizing the first half of Ziggy’s Brother Hank and some new steep slab terrain up to the rap anchor on Surry Ledge.

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A standard Lumpy rack to 1 ½” and QDs.

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