Crazy Horse

Crazy Horse is similar to its bigger brother,

Triple P

, but less sustained. Powerful moves between bigs jugs make this climb a blast. The rock was a little chossy when I was cleaning the route. I would wear helmets, and be prepared for small stuff to come loose. I spent two hours scrubbing lichen and moss off this route, but I’m sure some of you want spotless routes. If you can’t handle a little dirty climbing, I would bring a brush and clean the holds before you attempt a lead. Despite its flaws, it’s a fun route worth working the moves out for!

Look for a somewhat high first  bolt. You might want a stickclip, but the moves to the bolt are 5.8. The anchors for this climb are up the slab. There is probably a 15 foot runout, but the climbing is pretty much fourth class. DON’T try and use the anchors from

Triple P

!

It is the furthest right line on the wall.

3 bolts to a 2 bolt anchor on the slab.