Type: Boulder, 11 ft (3 m)
GPS: 36.16093, -96.25514
FA: Andrew Stang, 10/24/24
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Shared By: Andrew Stang on Dec 19, 2024
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A decent line starts sitting low on the right side of the Vespula face, with your right hand in a deep pocket jug quite low down and left hand on the questionable crimp shared with the start of Vespula. Make two or three big, reachy hand moves and some subtle foot sequences to reach flat holds on the lip, traverse slightly left and mantle. Requires excellent control to avoid dabbing on the wall behind you.

Location Suggest change

Located on the Vespula boulder, which is the third and smallest of the three aretes in the Top Shelf area. From Top Shelf, follow the serrated cliff line until you reach a broad sheer gray overhanging face just around the corner from the Hyperion boulder.

Protection Suggest change

Could possibly be done with one large pad, but two is plenty. Any more than that just increases comfort.

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The attractive, flat gray overhanging face of the Vespula boulder, with the start holds and approximate line for Chrysopa indicated.
The attractive, flat gray overhanging face of t…
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