Type: Trad, 110 ft (33 m)
GPS: 45.62669, -122.02143
FA: Original FA: possibly Jim Opdycke?, restored by Anastasia Blagoveshchenskaya and Todd Adams, April 2026
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Shared By: Anastasia Bl on Apr 11, 2026
Admins: Nate Ball, Jon Nelson, Zachary Winters, Mitchell McAuslan

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Description Suggest change

A forgotten trad line (original FA: possibly, Jim Opdycke in early 90s; 5.10 PG13) has been rescued from oblivion and re-established with addition of two bolts at the top headwall in April 2026. A fun moderate stem box protectable with good gear leads to a tree at mid height and then follows a steep finger crack with marginal aka "typical Beacon rock" protection and two new bolts. 

This is the most direct line to the two bolt master anchor on the big ledge for the bottom tier. This anchor is shared with Climbswell Butterflakes and Kingpin routes.

Location Suggest change

Take the west side climbing access trail to the base of Kingpin. The obvious stembox just to the left of Kingpin.

Protection Suggest change

Two bolts and gear to 2 inches, with an emphasis on microcams, small cams and small offset nuts for the upper section.

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