Type: Trad, 300 ft (91 m), 3 pitches, Grade II
GPS: 45.4049, -116.12373
FA: unk
Page Views: 77 total · 17/month
Shared By: Carson Sloan on Jan 27, 2026
Admins: Mike Engle, Eric Bluemn

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Description Suggest change

This is an old and rarely repeated line that climbs the left side of the Dihedral Buttress apron. It should probably not be climbed until the lead bolts have been replaced.

After a steep start, climb up and right via the long, vegetated crack to a bolted anchor on the left. Traverse left off the belay, then climb up very runout dirty slab, passing 3-4 1/4" bolts with Leeper hangers. From a questionable bolted anchor, continue up an irregular hand crack, then step right into the splitter wide crack when it ends. Chimney up the wide crack until it begins to angle right, then exit up and left to a ledge with a bush and a bolted anchor.

Location Suggest change

Follow the Dihedral Buttress approach trail to where it meets the base of the wall. Head left for 50' to exit the trees, then cut back toward the rock through a large poison ivy patch to the start of the prominent diagonal crack.

Protection Suggest change

Doubles of cams 0.4 to #3, possibly singles to #5, and 4 draws for the currently very sketchy bolts

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