Type: Trad, 120 ft (36 m)
FA: Joakim Olofsson
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Shared By: Barrett Metza on Jun 27, 2017 · Updates
Admins: Michael Sullivan, Gunkswest, Ian M

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This is a great climb with the crux about 30 feet off the ground. There is one thin face move that is well protected with RPs or steel nuts; the rest of the climb is roughly 5.7 and very fun. 

Start below a low bulge at a short, right-leaning crack. This short, right-leaning crack leads to a ledge about 15 feet above the ground. Above the ledge, climb up along a crack system which is very thin to start and then widens. Near the top, you can follow the wider, dogleg crack or go up and right in a very aesthetic finger crack. Belay from a large tree with rappel slings.

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Start below a low bulge at a short, right-leaning crack. This short, right-leaning crack leads to a ledge about 15 feet above the ground. Above, the route ascends the leftmost crack on the main face that slants right near the top and looks to be wide.

Protection Suggest change

Carry gear up to a red Camalot, to include a tiny RP or steel nut. 

Rappel from a tree with slings back to the starting ledge with at least a 70m rope (35m rappel).

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