Ascensiones en Pentapitch Area teniendo Beta

Fun - mostly lower angle with lots of frictiony stuff. We didn't climb with a topo and found out pretty quick there is a harder variation to the left, some of which we climbed. Start in the 5.8/9 crack to the right of the low-angle slab, and (I think)take the right hand of two routes most of the way, until a traverse to the left for the crux pitch. I didn't see the route veer right on the 5th pitch, so went straight up, but have heard this is the newer variation. Take a 70m rope for the raps, some which tend to be over 100 feet. Take a light rack with one set of cams, up to red or yellow camalot and 5 or 6 small to medium nuts, and you're good to go.

classic lcc climb! 3rd and 5th pitches are the best! 7th pitch is a great finish. The 5.11 roof crack move on the 6th pitch start is extremely difficult and awkward.This climb is a must.

Not to be missed!!!

fantastic finger crack in beautiful granite

The roof is the easy bit! If I come back here I will lead it. I felt pretty comfortable of it despite the steep finger crack. We did this as link up with pentaptich.

mega classic when matched with Sasquatch

Great climbing all finger sized cracks and flakes the whole way up. I lead P1 then just followed for the next two linked pitches.