Type: Sport, 700 ft (212 m), 7 pitches, Grade II
GPS: 25.95125, -100.47998
FA: Moser, Bohm, Rhine, Cailler, & Soper - 2003
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Shared By: Robert MacKinnon on Jul 7, 2008 · Updates
Admins: Rudy Peckham, MAKB, Greg Hughes, Ricardo Orozco, Mauricio Herrera Cuadra

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P1: 5.9

P2: 5.10b

P3: 5.9

P4: 5.10b

P5: 5.10a

P6: 5.10c

P7: 5.7

This most-excellent 'moderate' seven-pitch route climbs the arete left of 3 Stone Place up to the ridge that leads up to the El Toro summit (see Scariest Ride in the Park).

Shade all day, although the approach can be sunny and a bit tough.

Located to the left of 3 and Stone Place by ~10-15 meters.

Approach (30-45 min): Hike up the mining road for a couple of minutes and turn left on the trail for El Bobo. Follow the red painted arrows/dots up past El Bobo (the dunce-hat-shaped formation) and continue up the third class ridge (handline available; avoid the cacti). After the third class ridge, you'll reach a split with an scree slope going uphill slightly to the right, and the red blazed trail going slightly to the left. Take the left and continue down the trail for a few minutes. 

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Bolts + anchors.

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