Type: Trad, 170 ft (52 m)
FA: A. Miller, I. Donnely
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Shared By: A Miller on May 31, 2015
Admins: Jason Halladay, Mike Hoskins, Anna Brown

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To slay this Giant, weave up and through some large boulders from the base of the wall to gain a significant ledge with a flawless splitter to the right. This turns to a corner about 50' up. Climb fingers to hands for 120' through perfect rock that gives you just enough playful features to keep it under 5.11 while dishing out enough business to keep you focused, all the while leaning gently back to finish nearly 20' overhung from where you started!!! Stunning!!!

Keep in mind that during the summer there appears to be a habit of some birds to nest in the wide section of crack, near the overlap section in the middle of the route. Often, the first party of the season will encounter some bird shit on the bottom third and in the wide crack, and will clean it off by climbing the route. This can vary year to year. 

Location Suggest change

On the right end of the wall, look for a beautiful long crack that starts off splitter, turns to left-facing corner, and pulls a little roof bulge at the top to finish in a nice belay pod.

This line seemed to stay in the shade til just after noon.

Protection Suggest change

3 each Camalots from 0.5 to 3, 2 each 0.4 and 4

Bolted anchor.

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