One of the most sought-after hard problems in the forest, following a stunning, pure line out the middle of the otherwise blank roof. Sit start on jugs in the back of the cave, and use crimps and an optional mono fingerlock to help you make an enormous span to a good pocket in the middle. Climb it hands first or feet first; both are about the same, and wild either way! This line does top out, but most people finish on the diving board. It's a grade or two easier if you're tall enough to keep your feet on the kicker during the crux.
Mini sesh at the end of a long day last month and sent about an hour into the second sesh this past weekend! Pretty antistyle and that crux pocket is insanely painful, but super cool sequence!
Mini sesh at the end of a long day last month and sent about an hour into the second sesh this past weekend! Pretty antistyle and that crux pocket is insanely painful, but super cool sequence!
Hardest thing I had done at the time. I couldn’t finish it before the gate closed for winter, so I biked in at night in the snow with my pads on my back, and went for it. Luckily I only had to do that once. Fired it first go of the session. I had gotten really sick the previous two weeks and dropped a lot of weight as a result, which suddenly made the climb easier. Topped it out in the snow (yes, the climb does top out). Height makes a huge difference on this climb.
★ 4(v12, Solid)
1.15.2020
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