Type: Trad, 60 ft (18 m)
GPS: 38.47536, -123.16964
FA: Dave Melrose, 1991
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Shared By: Connor Novak on Sep 6, 2025
Admins: Aron Quiter, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes
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So-named after the only note I could find near it on Howe's topo map on the main page. Dave, if you find the name, let's hear it! A cruiser start up a splitter crack that winds it's way up the climber's right wall of the gully leads to a stack of varied "crack boulder" problems, each increasing in difficulty, until surmounting the final challenge puts you in a stemmable notch with a two-bolt anchor (currently adorned with rusty chain, but bolts are good) that spits you out at the top of the Red Wall.

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At the base of the Couloir, look up and just to the right of the Sport Wall at a broken crack system.

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Single rack .3-3, 2-bolt anchor accessible from top.

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Anybody got history on this route? Couldn't find it in my (admittedly out of date) guidebook, looks fun!
Anybody got history on this route? Couldn't fin…
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