Type: | Trad, Alpine, 1200 ft (364 m), 13 pitches, Grade IV |
FA: | Peter Croft, Dave Nettle, Andy Puhvel, Sept 2, 2014 |
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Shared By: | Jeff Gicklhorn on Sep 16, 2014 · Updates |
Admins: | Chris Owen, Lurk Er, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes |
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Stellar new line established September 2014 that climbs between Positive Vibrations and Airstream. Many pitches are short to minimize rope drag. 4 stars all the way!
P1: 12a Power laybacking to finger crack
P2: 11c Slab - easy to link into 3
P3: 11b tech - mostly bolts
P4: 11c awesome handcrack to reachy jug and then an awesome flake
P5: 12a slab - bring your best slab technique for this awesome pitch that ends in "11a fingers." That finger crack felt quite hard for that grade!
P6: 11b slippery stemming to easier varied climbing
P7: 12a traverse - bulletproof slippery rock to a crimpy face traverse
P8: 12a "The Hanging Crack" - One of my favorite pitches. Awesome finger/hand crack to a roof crux with limited feet.
P9: 12b - Improbable looking traverse that climbs very straight forward once you initiate the moves
P10: 12a - Traverse under the roof and over the arete. Keep traverse to you hit the amazing handcrack. Climb up through the crux of Positive Vibes and belay at bolts
P11: Traverse up and left to the other side of the arete
P12: 12a stemming. Really fun stemming. Remember to head right after the high third bolt and then back left. I went up and left and while do-able, you must pull moves on less than desirable rock.
P13-14: You can either head straight up and climb the bolted 11c/11d arete in one or two pitches or escape onto PV.
P14: If you escaped onto PV - climb the last splitter 5.8 handcrack
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