Type: Sport, 70 ft (21 m)
FA: Brian Mullins
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Shared By: Monomaniac on May 30, 2007
Admins: Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC

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This stout line offers a brief but intense 35 feet of pocket cranking on beautiful rock. Begin up unprotected 5th class ledges to a big ledge and a belay bolt. There is no reason to belay up here, so clip this with a long sling. Difficult cranks between big, sloping crimps lead up the bulge right off the ledge. In the middle, a few, big pockets offer some respite before reaching a horizontal break with some small sharp crimps, and a lot of blank stone above. A super-long crank to a decent, 3-finger pocket is the key to this blank stretch. Bigger hand holds but scarce feet lead to the anchor.

Location Suggest change

It is the next route right of Potato Chipper, on a north-facing, dihedral wall.

Protection Suggest change

Smithsonian bolts protect the hard climbing above the ledge. You may want some gear for the 5th class 'approach'.

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