Type: Sport, 400 ft (121 m), 4 pitches, Grade II
FA: Jim Kimball, Jim Yoder, Brenden Sullivan, ground-up
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Shared By: Brenden Sullivan on Aug 27, 2015
Admins: Nate Ball, Jon Nelson, Micah Klesick, Zachary Winters

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Awesome adventure route with some wild exposure! Yeeehaaa!

P1: 5.7 - Climb past the short opening face to a series of relatively clean ramps to a belay on a good ledge. Use a long draw or two for drag 120ft

P2: 5.6 - Follow bolts up shallow groove left of the belay, then traverse right side of 10ft saddle to another bolt, scramble up and left a bit to a great belay with chains. 110ft

P3: 5.8 - Follow bolts up and right onto the exposed face to a semi-hanging belay on a small ledge., 80ft

Possible to link Pitches 3 and 4 with alpine draws.

P4: 5.7 - Clip a bolt up and left from the belay with good exposure getting  on the face. Climb up to the summit after passing a through a band of basalt. 90ft Walk Up and right over to the true summit and sign the register!

Descent: From the top of this route, the rappel is up and left on the back side (as for all summit routes) near a stand of fir trees.

Location Suggest change

Route starts on the lowest toe of the West face. Look for the first two bolts on a short prow that leads up and over a series of ramps and ribs.

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Bolts. Alpine draws are handy - bring a dozen draws total.

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