A challenging climb with a thin crack in a stemming corner. Linking P2 and P3 is the way to go as long as you have a 60-meter rope.
(120', 5.8) Starting on low-angle slab, scramble up to a crack and continue through a right-facing corner with a fingertip-sized crack. Belay at a rounded ledge with good gear in the widening crack.
(170', 5.5) Continue up the crack on easier ground, moving up and right until the corner ends and find a good spot to belay (or continue up and right to the anchors).
(60', 5.5) Climb up and right on good friction using cracks and eyebrows for pro until you get to the new upper rap anchors for Gemini Crack.
Location:Starts just left of Second Coming. Rap from upper Gemini ring anchors to the Sentry Box Ledge, then a second rap to the ground.
Protection: Small to medium nuts and cams. No fixed gear.
1973 | Première ascension: Stan Wallace, John Ferguson, Jim McEver & Ron Cousins |
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5.8 | Cotation(s) agréée(s) par la communauté |
★★Jakob Kapelj | |
5.8 | ★★★Wesley Calkins |
5.8 | ★★★Bryan Hall |
Overall quality 73 from 20 ratings.
Auteur·e·s: Greg Loomis
Date: 2019
ISBN: 9780990782124
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