Shares same start as I don't like your Bonox. Climb the L wall easily past two FH's, then ramble up easy angled terrain passing FH until it's possible to pull L onto slab (FH). Follow the line of FH's up the enjoyable easy slab which gets more difficult as you move higher. The final moves traversing R on pockets are sure to excite. Anchor on ledge.
10 Dec 2006 | First free ascent: Lee Cujes & John J. O’Brien |
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