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Take Off

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Summary

This area hosts tall and steep multi pitch climbs, and its namesake "Take Off" A great multi pitch sport route, and currently the only all free route. Tons of potential here

Approach

Drive/walk down the road until you're under the wall. Find a way to cross the river and hike up the slope

Routes

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An amazing multi pitch. Generally good rock, and awesome exposure.

P1 5.11a 80 ft: Climb up the face, using crimps and laybacks up to a slot then onto a ledge.

P2 5.12b 98 ft: Climb up the face with increasing difficulty using crimps, laybacking, and highsteps. Ends under the big roof.

P3 5.11d 115 ft: Climb out the left side of the roof making a few difficult moves, finish up on face climbing that gets easier the higher you go.

P4 5.10c 130 ft: If you've made it this far you've got it! Climb up the easier face to the top. It is possible to rap the route with 2 ropes.

Set: Alex Chabot, 2009

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