Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: Curtis Glass and Steve Ritchie
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Shared By: Jethro Bodine-Clampett on Jan 3, 2007 · Updates
Admins: saxfiend, Luke Cornejo

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Description

One of the few "true classics" at Lost Wall, this route actually has 2 variations.   For the original route, climb the shallow corner to the top, then move left to an RP sized weakness. Finish by moving up to the ledge, then left through a V shaped roof/slot. Fixed Anchor on the left below the ledge that you top out on. For a 5.8 variation called "Easy Street", 5.8. Wander off to the right after the shallow corner and finish on a ledge. Fixed Anchor up and on the right.

Location

Walk past Booze and Broads to the end of the dihedral area. About 100ft past this point, you will see a very tall slab split by a shallow left facing corner that ends about halfway up, with orange roofs at the top.

Protection

You'll need some smaller cams in addition to the usual standard rack. Nuts work very well on this climb, too. There are 2 fixed anchors now.  One for the original route (fixed anchor to the left) and one for the 5.8 variation (fixed anchor on the right).

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