Type: Trad, 300 ft (91 m), 4 pitches
GPS: 44.8972, -77.2095
FA: History: FA: Helmut Microys, Eric Marshall, Werner Heiss, Sept 1969. FFA (pitches 1, 2 and 3): Dave Lanman, Reg Smart, Adam Gibbs, July 1982. (pitch 4
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Shared By: Alec Cooper on Jul 10, 2025
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Continuously challenging, direct and exposed!

Pitch 1 (10a, 25m)

Start at the same anchor for Fanny Hill. Climb the east left slanting ramp until a small cedar. Climb the face, then the dihedral through the overhang to a good ledge with a large cedar tree. Belay on 2 bolts. Slightly runout.

Pitch 2 (10b, 23m)

Climb directly up the face to a bolt. Traverse up and right to a large flake, then continue traversing to a vague corner with a piton and bolt. Continue upwards until under a right arching roof. Exit the roof on the left side to two belay bolts. Many prefer to link with the next pitch.

Pitch 3 (5.9, 23m)

Continue up from the bolts to a small overlap, then up on good holds with little gear to a notch in the right side of the roof. Easier but dirty climbing above traverses up and right to a 2 bolt anchor. 

Pitch 4 (10d, 20m)

Up the wonderful right slanting crack to the top of the cliff.

An easy escape up a ramp exists to the left.

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Left of Fanny Hill

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