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  chetgoerzen:   A bolt from the adjacent sport route tames the start a bit. A microcam helped me take the edge off the runout at the top.
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  aidanwood:   Resist the temptation to place the first piece far left unless you have a double length draw.

Recent Sendage:

• _5.8
  
  Simon_K

  _2025-05-08
  Fun style! The low part of the flake will take good nut placements, then .3-.75. A number 3 will fit nicely higher up when the thin seam closes out. Finished with a couple moves on bolts
• _5.8
  
  chetgoerzen

  _2023-06-06
  Nice climb.
• _5.8
  
  aidanwood

  _2020-06-28
  Good climb for the area - technical, varied and engaging for a 5.8. Not for the beginner leader. Loose dodgy rock though some I'm not excited to repeat.
• _5.8
  
  liamgilchrist

  _2018-10-04
• _5.8
  
  Quinn Park

  _2018-08-19

• _5.8
  
  Kent Krauza

  _2015-09-12
  Great old school trad! First piece is 15' off the deck but good pro thereafter. The runout at the top is very easy climbing.
• _5.8
  
  Seanathon Morphy

  _2014-09-11
  A fairly juggy flake with not much place to put protection and has a large runout at the end.
• _5.8
  
  Steve704

  _2014-06-22
  Bold start, followed by plenty of bomber pro, for the most part, a bit run out up top but not a problem as the grade eases as it get's run out. Good fun warm up.
• _5.8
  
  Anonymous User
• _5.8
  
  Greg G
  I have mixed feelings about this route. It starts on great gear (albeit 15'+ off the deck) but towards the middle the crack gets thin and I ended up running it out on loose rock. I'd like to climb it again now that I have some smaller gear. Top really is quite runout but easy climbing (5.6ish maybe?) as others have stated. Fun climb but stressful because of the runouts and loose rock.