Type: Trad, 80 ft (24 m), 2 pitches
FA: John Geiger and Tom Stryker (Oct 22, 1978)
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Shared By: Tim Schafstall on Apr 4, 2008
Admins: Justin Johnsen, SCPC, SWPACC, EPAC

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The first pitch is fun and challenging. The second pitch is a 4th-class scramble and not worth doing.

P1 - Start behind the tree and climb a dihedral that begins 5 feet off the ground, then move right to a stance. Move back left to a nicet face and climb it to a bolt. Continue up the smooth steep face with small holds to a ceiling, step right (or pull straight through at a notch, harder) and up to a ledge and a bolted rap/belay anchor.

P2 - (almost never done) Follow a 4th-class gully on the left to the top.

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At the base of a prominent tree on a west-facing face east of the Tango Wall, just past a grungy section.

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Standard Rack.

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