Type: Sport, 85 ft (26 m)
FA: NM ground up rope solo
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Shared By: Nat Mann on Jul 15, 2024
Admins: Tom Caldwell, Steve Lineberry

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Start at a natural opening in the shrubbery beneath a steeper section of rock heading to a ledge.  Fun start.  There is a slightly challenging slab move past the first bolt, then mostly cruiser slab to anchors up and left following a rail-like feature.  Probably about 5.8 if heading directly up the bolt line, though can be notably easier if moving left/right around the first and second bolts.

The name comes from a beagle who never climbs anything and mostly lies around in the dirt and complains, but was the only ground support for the first ascent.

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Far right side of Mini South Face, just uphill past Younghoe's Solo.  Hike up through a slightly blocky region to an apron below this section of the wall.

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5 bolts, bolted anchors.

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