Type: Trad, Alpine, 240 ft (73 m), 3 pitches
GPS: 40.527, -111.757
FA: Ethan Anderson & Tim Oettinger, July '24
Page Views: 103 total · 17/month
Shared By: Tim O on Jan 10, 2026
Admins: Drew B, Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane, Nathan Fisher

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P1) Climb the wide crack just left of the dihedral until it reaches a large alcove on the right.  A fun warm up pitch with good movement ending at a comfy belay.  Take care in building your belay on the ledge, there are some cracks formed by blocks you may want to avoid. 5.7, 35m. 

P2) Climb out the roof on the right side of the alcove using good underclings and good feet, continue up a widening crack that starts thin hands and grows to 5's.  We did our best to remove chockstones from this crack but a few remain, take care with these, but the belayer is well protected in the alcove belay below.  Follow this crack for a ways, pass a large boulder, then you will end up on a small ledge, build a belay here with smaller gear.  5.10d 30m. 

P3) Walk the plank to the left, the small ledge leads back to the dihedral.  Place a .5 near your waist and continue up the harder than it looks corner to the top.  On the FA there was nice chicken head jug for the traverse which I ripped off almost took a nice whipper, rattled, I handed the reins back to Ethan who gunned it to the top. 5.9+ PG 10m.

Overall a solid route on Hyperform if you've climbed the classics and like wide, pumpy cracks.  Will only get better with more traffic.

Location Suggest change

Right side of the Hyperform wall, in a major corner system, the left side of which is a nice looking patina face. 

Protection Suggest change

doubles fingers to 4, single 5 should do

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