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| Hike & Climb | 0.17 Miles |
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| Lead II G • Trad • 5.0 Sandstone Good • 3 Pitches | | |
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| partners | | | Pro: 1-3 single BD rack works, don't want to bring much more due to the tight confines of the squeeze chimney. | I liked O’Neill so much that I decided to head back up there the next weekend and take my friend up the much easier NE route. Or maybe my rope "allegedly" got stuck on the pull last weekend and I wanted to go retrieve it.
The NE route was pretty much just a scramble after doing the East Face the weekend before, but I still enjoyed the “climb.” Some might be comfortable with a free solo of this route, but I was happy to be able to put in a little protection for the crux on the third pitch.
After a little break on the summit, we headed to the top of the East Face route for the big rap off the new chains. The rap is airy and fun and a perfect way to finish off this little adventure climb. |
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