Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
GPS: 35.14799, -85.39152
FA: RR, Peter Henley February 1981
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Shared By: Andrew Richardson on Mar 20, 2024
Admins: Stonyman Killough, Luke Cornejo, saxfiend

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A must-do line. One of the absolute best in Chattanooga.

I didn't find any move to be harder than 5.10, but well, there are in fact (at least) five roofs on this thing, which adds up to quite a handful of steep sequences.

Start up a moderate chimney. Place gear as far towards the lip as you can manage (a reoccurring theme if you'd like to avoid rope drag), then traverse around the steep bulge on major jugs. Continue to a ledge, gear at lip, pull another roof! Repeat once more, then cut left up the obvious corner weakness.

One more roof crux awaits. Conquer it and sail to the chains

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Just left of the bolted line Odyssey

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Every alpine draw you own. Many cams of the standard variety. Bolted anchors

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