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5.6 Fogged Up

Now (spring 2017) cleaned & bolted as a sport route, with a label stone as "Too Many Puppies 5.8S" - was graded 5.4 in the 80s as a trad route.

Start 5m to the right of a small cairn (yeah, right, like it's still there) and at the base of a steep slab facing right, 75m past the start of "First Flight". A short face leads to the base of the slab. Follow the slab to the top, generally keeping to its left edge, bypassing a cedar. The crux move involves stepping left onto a bulge (6m above the base of the slab) while using a horizontal break for a hand jam.

FA: M Buck & J Hayding, 1984

Sport 16m, 5
5.6 Ain't no wifey

About 20m past Shanti, glue-in bolts up a slab with a small tree at the base.

Plaque labelling it as "Aint No Wifey 5.8 S", but grade is no harder than 5.6.

FA: Petra Slivka, 2016

Sport 12m, 4
5.6 X Choss Pile

Start in the corner left of 'Bolts are for Kids'. Follow the corner, with minimal gear, under the rock spike, seems solid but I wouldn't be caught hanging off the end. Continue up into the corner of loose rock, try to avoid the massive spiders. Continue right into the diheadral and climb through the tree to the top on a lot more choss. no bolted anchors, try not to send rocks down to those below, would not recomend repeating even if it was clean, unless you are into choss, spiders, and climbing through trees.

FA: Andy Gnarr, 12 Aug 2018

Trad 16m

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