Type: TR, 50 ft (15 m)
GPS: 34.02494, -116.15472
FA: Todd Swain
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Shared By: Gunkswest on Apr 19, 2025
Admins: Greg Opland, C Miller, Gunkswest, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes, Salamanizer Ski

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Start about 10 feet right of Gumby Saves Bambi at a large oak tree. 

Above the large, left limb on the tree, climb a short, thin crack to gain the slabby face (Variation 1). Go up to an orange knob. Above the orange knob, go up a slightly right-leaning groove to a ledge and then up to another, larger ledge. Either walk off right toward Hidden Slab or continue up past a horizontal crack and diagonal seam to the upper terrace.

Variation 1: It's also possible to start in the initial crack of Gumby Saves Bambi, then move right on a shelf that is about six feet off the ground toward the tree limb and short, thin crack. This is harder than the normal start.

Drawn in dark green in the cliff photos.

Anchors: On the upper terrace, wrap a boulder for an anchor. On the large ledge accessible from the base of Hidden Slab, red, gold and blue Camalots make the anchor in a diagonal crack and TCUs and small cams work for a directional in a horizontal crack.

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Start about 10 feet right of Gumby Saves Bambi at a large oak tree.

Protection Suggest change

Wrap a boulder or TCUs and cams up to a blue Camalot to rig an anchor.

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