Hallmark Holliday

...Because it was climbed Father's Day weekend.

P1. 5.8 100 feet. Tricky route finding and a little loose rock takes you to a bolted anchor. As you close in on the anchors, you have two options for the end of the pitch: a protected but steep final hand crack to the left or an easier unprotected option out right with a protected step across back to the anchor.

P2. 5.10 110 feet. This is a four star pitch well worth the entry fee. Climb the obvious crack with a surprising variety of jugs to the tree and a tat anchor. Near the beginning of this pitch, there is a little bit of hollow rock in the crack, so protect that area well before pulling through.

There are options for another pitch above the tree.

Descend with a single 70m rope via two raps back down the route. Knot your rope - the first rap is a rope stretcher!

We are assuming this is a new route based off of the massive amount of cleaning (on lead, good job, Millz!) That was required to negotiate P1 including the trundling of a 8 foot tall pillar guarding the belay. If we are mistaken, please let me know!

Begin at the top of the gully formed by the right side of the massive fallen pillar. This is directly below a tree on a ledge 215 feet up the cliff. The belayer can actually belay from the cave to avoid any rocks knocked off P1. 

A rack to a #6; doubles from #0.2 to #4; triples from #1 to #3; maybe two more #3s; and a 70m rope.