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Matt Beebe
May 29, 2022
Certainly solid 12b in my opinion. I find it easier to climb the middle section of the route on the steep… View Comment
costco hotdog
May 21, 2022
yeah be sure you're comfy with a really tight squeeze chimney before hopping on this also can confirm th… View Comment
J Verg
Feb 5, 2021
Per Clark Jacobs this goes at 5.9+. The FA was done while a snow storm hit the mountain. Originally it was… View Comment
Bob Gaines
Jul 20, 2020
Dude! Legit Stonemaster. View Comment
Robs Muir
Jul 17, 2020
The climber is Robs Muir, taken during the Stonemaster Suicide Party in October 1974. View Comment
Bob Gaines
Jul 17, 2020
Who's the climber? View Comment
Tradiban
Feb 18, 2018
Good second pitch to Spatula if you can stomach the unprotected start. View Comment
Tradiban
Feb 18, 2018
For the finish head over the large protruding stone, although I finished left at about the same grade. View Comment
Tony Miller
Aug 15, 2017
I noticed High pressure variation isn't listed. You can stuff your toe into the roof crack, then reach… View Comment
DannyJ
Jul 8, 2017
Fun route, but I didn't think the start (or any part of the route) was very difficult to protect. You c… View Comment
Ryan Strickland
Jun 18, 2016
This low angle gully is not worth the time needed to climb it. It's currently full of broken limbs, lea… View Comment
Ben Mackall
Apr 25, 2016
Might I remind our esteemed commentators that FA and FFA are two different things? You climb the moves clea… View Comment
Benjamin Chapman
Jul 17, 2015
Nice photo of the route, Adam. View Comment
Benjamin Chapman
Jul 17, 2015
Way to go, Bob. Tough crowd. View Comment
Crimper E6
Apr 13, 2015
not a 1st ascent then :) View Comment
C Miller
Aug 1, 2014
Yes, it was first done as a toprope and five years later bolted. View Comment
Nate Manson
Jun 3, 2013
After you exit the chimney and approach the slab to the tree. Veer left and shoot for the obvious chicken h… View Comment
Jim Dover
May 27, 2012
I would say that the crux is actually COMMITTING to the 3rd/last bolt (if you count the bolt on the 11a sec… View Comment
Randy in Ridgecrest
May 22, 2012
I saw a fellow pop from up by the roof and deck on the ledge. Made a horrible hollow sound. He was battered… View Comment
Ryan Strickland
Nov 6, 2010
The awkward start on this route makes it a challenge to lead, but after that it's a fun crack climb. Crux… View Comment
Ryan Strickland
Nov 6, 2010
Love this climb as a top rope after leading The Plague. There is a fun variation I do that isn't described… View Comment
Ryan Strickland
Nov 6, 2010
I've only done the first pitch (5.7) but I enjoy it every time I do it. This route has a little bit of it… View Comment
Ken Noyce
Oct 13, 2010
If you take the crack on the left hand side of the Gully it is actually quite an enjoyable route (plus it b… View Comment
Matt Toensing
Jul 29, 2009
Guidebook calls it a 5.8 but I pulled the crux on the second pitch and expected a little more. Pretty fun c… View Comment
bernard wolfe
May 13, 2009
the first ascent was a toprope? View Comment
usetob
May 2, 2008
Short and sweet crux a must do when in the area... View Comment
Bob Gaines
Jan 23, 2007
The first bolt is on the right side of the arete. The second and third bolts are on the left side of the ar… View Comment
Adam Stackhouse
Jan 12, 2007
As of my last visit (1/07), I could only locate two bolts on this route. View Comment
Adam Stackhouse
Jan 10, 2007
Exiting left at the Y near the top, bumps this up to 5.10. This is no giveaway at 5.9. View Comment
Chris Owen
Jul 8, 2006
This wall is often top-roped. There's a 5.11- variation start beginning on the left - one bolt to the ma… View Comment
Murf
Jun 13, 2006
The new guidebook gives this route .10c, marking the initial part ".10" and the roof ".10c". IMO, the init… View Comment
Darshan Ahluwalia
Jun 11, 2006
This is not 10a by any means. It is much harder than Pitch 3 of El Camino Real (10a layback) and more sust… View Comment
C Miller
Jan 28, 2006
Short, sweet and, as advertised, a good warm-up. View Comment
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