Type: Trad, 200 ft (61 m), 3 pitches
GPS: 47.54199, -121.5266
FA: Chris Farrah 2026 with support from Alex
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Shared By: Chris Farrah on Jul 28, 2026
Admins: Jon Nelson, Zachary Winters, Mitchell McAuslan

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60 meters of pure fun low angle corner climbing. The route is broken up into 3 short pitches, but for the most style points, can be done as one loooong pitch. If 5.9 isn't the grade for you, the first two pitches can be done as a long beautiful 5.7 single pitch as well (80m possibly required to lower, but a 70 might work).

Each pitch has its own unique style

P1: 5.7 20m - Slabby corner climbing with lots of perfect pods for gear leads to an anchor at a stance below a small roof. All gear

P2: 5.7 20m - Above the roof the corner seals up, but a perfect finger crack splits the right wall creating some very unique movement. Continue up to an anchor at a small stance below a stump. All gear

P3: 5.9 20m - Pull up above the stump, then continue up the corner with bolts and the occasional pod for gear. Smeary left feet in little dishes and right foot rand smears get you through the bolted crux. At the top, face climb left to the anchor on a sloping ledge. 6 bolts plus gear

Location Suggest change

Immediately left of Crack! The obvious left facing corner just left of where the trail meets the wall.

Protection Suggest change

Double rack from .2 to 3 plus nuts. Maybe some extra finger sized gear

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