Type: Trad, 380 ft (115 m), 5 pitches
FA: Todd Goss, F. Antognini
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Shared By: crhaag Haag on Sep 25, 2016 · Updates
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Description Suggest change

This route does not appear to get climbed much. Climb with care, the varnish is thin and the gear is "okay". 

P1 60'. 5.5 -  Climb through a tree and up a little dihedral in a "slot" canyon up to an anchor. Small to medium pro.

P2 95'. 5.8 -  Crack to 4 bolts to more crack and a good sized party ledge. Up to a #3 C4.

P3 85'. 5.8 - 2 bolts on the face and up a hollow crack. Small to medium pro. Gear is marginal, offset nuts useful. 

P4 75'. 5.6 - Big ol' acmes and chicken heads. Three bolts, some healthy runout. Sling some fragile sandstone for extra pro if you want. 

Recommended: Link pitch 3 and 4 for a mega pitch with a 70m. 

P5 65'. 5.10a - The most exposed pitch on the route. Follow a varnished crack followed by 4 bolts and a bulge. Anchors on a big ledge. Small pro.

Decent:  Rap the route to the top of pitch 2. With a 70m rap straight down into the canyon to the climbers left. Knot your ends!! 

Pull your ropes with care there, is ample opportunity to get your rope stuck.

Protection Suggest change

There are bolts scattered around. Small TCU's up to a #3 camalot will do. Medium nuts will work in a few spots as well, but are not necessary.

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