Type: Sport, 90 ft (27 m)
GPS: 44.24944, -70.96504
FA: Ray Rice, April 2011
Page Views: 228 total · 9/month
Shared By: Ryan DeLena on Oct 11, 2023
Admins: Ladd Raine, Jonathan S, Robert Hall, Chris Duca

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A unique and aesthetic route. Tak and Jib is the first bolted line from the ground you come to after the large offwidth chimney (Pride and Joy 5.10d). Climb easily to the high first bolt and climb moderate ground, following a long, broken crack. Get to a stance where the crack steepens, and climb somewhat awkwardly through a bulge. Thoughtful climbing out the bulge takes you to a groove with a small stance out right, where you can clip and rest before the business.
Pull onto the magnificent orange wall. Long reaches between perfect incut crimps and jugs takes you through the final headwall to the anchor.
A good route to break into 11c, since the crux is short and easy to read.

Location Suggest change

The first bolted line from the ground you come to after passing Pride and Joy, up the obvious orange wall.

Protection Suggest change

Draws. I found it useful to extend the second bolt, and I’m clip the lower draw in the crack bulge section to keep rope drag super low.

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