Type: Sport, 50 ft (15 m)
GPS: 46.77412, -92.11551
FA: Rob P
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Shared By: Rob P on Apr 28, 2024
Admins: K Ice, Kris Gorny, Robert Omann

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Start on a big grassy ledge with a lone glue-in belay bolt. Stem up the dihedral for a couple bolts until you get to the bottom of the crazy hollow flare/flake that was originally climbed as an A2 aid climb called "Midnight Run". Use the crack of "Baked While You Sleep" briefly to help enter the flare and then wiggle your way up to the no hands ledge below the headwall. Once on the ledge clip a high bolt then find a way to get to the flat jug above. Some may crimp their way up some tiny footholds but for most it will be much easier to just take flight and dyno right off the ledge with both hands to the jug. Once on the flat jug clip the last bolt and figure out the ~v4 compression crux moves that guard the anchors. #5 on Topo 5.11+

Note there is a fun and hard top rope climb that climbs straight up the face above and left of the flare/flake. To pull onto this face climb the flake until you get onto the "jug" part of it just below the big ledge then use that jug to crank onto some small crimps (hand foot match helps here) and continue up the hard slab above. 5.12 TR only and best as a top managed belay using edge protection for the sharp edges at the top. #6 on Topo

Location Suggest change

Obvious giant flare/flake to the climbers right of Black Feather. Start in Dihedral on a grassy ledge.

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8-9 bolts + Shared Rams Horn anchor

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