Type: Trad, 600 ft (182 m), 3 pitches
GPS: 58.26648, -134.06212
FA: Hartung, Miller, Taylor
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Shared By: Dylan Miller on Nov 10, 2024
Admins: L Von Dommelheimer
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Getting to the base of the actual rock climbing is the crux. Then it’s wide, sometimes mossy, sometimes loose, climbing for a ways. The climb finished on the crack system in the right facing corner to the left, but there looks to be two alternate finishes, straight up and to the right. Over all, the climbing is fun and has an alpine feel. The climb starts in a very mossy and aldery right facing corner. 

Location Suggest change

head up into the alders at the easiest point below the Gillnet Arete wall. Climb rotten 4th with moves of 5.5 here and there. 

Protection Suggest change

Standard rack, one 4, 5, and 6

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Jawmangi climbs the obvious crack
Jawmangi climbs the obvious crack
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