Type: Boulder, 20 ft (6 m)
GPS: 18.05461, -63.0119
FA: Toby?
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Shared By: Toby Jacobs on Jan 27, 2024
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Climb the overhanging first half and then continue straight up for an airy topout. Rock quality is poor, so expect some breakage (would definitely be 4 stars if not for that as the movement is great). 

Stand-start with hands matched in the head-height hueco and a bomber right heel hook. Pull up to right side-pull. Hit the slopy left arete with heel or toe still in place. Slide right toe-hook up to hit three-finger dish right. Lock off and pull up to the top of the overhanging section. Use strategic feet to get to the big handholds for the top out straight up. Fun!

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Climbs the overhanging arete/face just right of the main face and left of the cave. Top out is probably 18' up (not the 25' that someone wrote on the main page)

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1 pad, spotter if you have one would be helpful (probably not PG13 anymore with a spotter)

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