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Peak Mountain 3

Zen and the Art of Bolting

FA Rob Hagler and Randall Green 2004
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Description

From Central MT Rock: "A superb route known for its perma-grin jug hauling, perfect crimping and comfortable belays. Most people skip the uber hard last pitch."

Pitch 1: (5.6) Move on up the easy slab to a ledge. (60ft, 7 bolts)

Pitch 2: (5.11b) Excellent, steep and pumpy! Route arches to the left through a bulge. (80ft, 14 bolts)

Pitch 3: (5.10b) Step right on ledge to second anchor. This allows you to access this excellent, but strenuous pitch, which ends on another ledge. (50 ft, 7 bolts)

Pitch 4:(5.10a) Up the overhanging pillar loaded with incut ladder rung jugs to a grassy ledge big enough for a tent. (95ft, 13 bolts)

Pitch 5: (5.10a) Chimney, stem and face climb on a leaning pillar. (65ft, bolts)

Pitch 6: (5.11d/12a) Scream up the boulderly, crimpy line on good rock. (100ft, 14 bolts)

Descent: Three double rope rappels.

Location

Locate the slab at the left of the area and up you go.

Protection

Bolts.


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    Zen and the Art of Bolting
    5.12a
    Sport