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Climbing Area Index / Attitash Crag / A Bolt Too Far (5.9)
Directions:  This climb begins near the base of a large oak tree in the middle of the crag.
Description: This is a delicate slab/face climb that diagonals slightly to the right. Small cams are helpful near the top of the route.
    Pitch 1: Face climb up a steep slab past bolts staying to the left of a shallow gully high up on the face.
Gear: standard rack & small cams
Descent: rappel the route
History:  May 1994 - Judy Perez, Joe Perez, Ben Onachila

 
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