Type: Sport, 110 ft (33 m)
GPS: 32.40369, -110.6965
FA: EFR,GK,'26
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Shared By: 1Eric Rhicard on May 28, 2026
Admins: adrian montaño, Greg Opland, Brian Boyd, JJ Schlick, Kemper Brightman, Luke Bertelsen

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Well, once again, a ton of hard work has unearthed a 2 star 110 foot pitch with a 4 star finish. The route starts up a corner. At bolt 5 you will find a deep incut jug on the left side of the arete, use this to traverse straight left to Throw Me A Bone. Traverse left please do not go up the corner as the rock is questionable and you will not have any more bolts. There are two very close bolts that mark the traverse. A high bolt after making the traverse to the left will keep rope drag down as you parallel Throw Me... for a couple of bolts then join it a couple of bolts below the anchor. Climb past the anchor of Throw... on easy rock, to a ledge, and big flake with a bolt to the left. It is run out at this point but the climbing is easy and on positive holds to clip the bolt. Work into the corner until you can head out right on positive holds that lead to cool exposure and more positive holds until the moves get hard just before the anchors. Harder for the short folks and more committing as you will have to make a move to clip the anchors where even without draws tall people will have no problem. Long draws at the anchors would make them easier to clip without the final move. Even if you do that, make the final move to a jug a little above and a foot right of the anchors. It's really fun. I would have put the anchor higher but then you would have had to lower to the midpoint anchor, re-thread and lower again. Anyhow, the finish is everything on this climb. A cool alternative is Climb Feral Doglegs past the anchor to the anchor of When the Whip Comes Down then drop down and right to the anchor of Throw Me A Bone and belay your partner up from a comfy ledge. Now do the top as a second pitch. A great way to do a multi pitch line and you won't soon forget the airy finish.

I would not use the ridiculously short draws or the rope drag will be horrendous. You could break it into two pitches with those little stinkers. I used 22 cm Petzl Spirits (a little over a foot long) for most of it and included 4 alpines to cut down on rope drag. 

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Start is in a shallow right facing corner left of Disco Femur

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20 bolts lower offs. Tie a knot as a 70M just reaches when lowering off.

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