Look for a left-facing corner 40' right of Pooh |
Not done very often, but it's actually has some pretty cool climbing. The name comes from the trundling done on the first ascent.
Pitch 1: Climb the dirty corner to the ledge. (5.9)
Pitch 2: Traverse left on the flake to a thin crack, climb the crack over the bulge (crux) to a ledge. (5.10b)
Pitch 3: Climb a hand-crack to a ledge. (5.8+)
Pitch 4: Just right of Pooh step into a dike, step right onto a face on chicken-heads and continue over a bulge to a slab to the top. (5.9R)
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standard rack
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rappel or finish on another route to the top |
August 1976 - Ed Webster, Joe Lentini, Ajax Green |
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