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Start at the lunch ledge.
P1 follows bolts and obvious line in the lichen (alternatives exist, especially to the right of the bolt line but rope drag may become an issue). Look for a two bolt anchor.
P2 starts with a committing move left onto a slab, then follows to a ledge. There is a bolt after the move if you can find it. Belay from a ledge.
P3 follows bolts to a small roof. Continue to a two bolt anchor below a trail that takes you to the summit.
Route history
| 1968 | First free ascent: Karl Rohnke & R.D. McLean |
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Warnings
Location
- Lat/Lon: 35.89040, -81.88307
Grade citation
| 5.6 | Assigned grade |
| ★★Hard Landin' Brandon | |
| 5.6 | Jill McFarlane |
| 5.6 | ★Ron Edwards |
| 5.7 | sara g |
| 5.7 | Bryan Hall |
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Predominantly trad with bolted anchors, but some of the more popular climbs at Table Rock have bolts as well as gear. Don't put any more bolts in please, but some of the bolts could use replacing if you know what you are doing.
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Quality
Overall quality 67 from 21 ratings.
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Selected Guidebooks more Hide
Author(s): Greg Loomis
Date: 2019
ISBN: 9780990782124
For year-round bouldering fun in the Piedmont region of North Carolina, your next exciting challenge awaits in the Moore's Wall Bouldering guide, featuring over 500 fantastic problems.
- Full-color guide details over 500 problems, with helpful topo overviews to help get you oriented and awesome action photographs to inspire you before lifting off
- Printed in color
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