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Climbing Area Index / Frankenstein Cliff / Last Exit (WI 5)
Last Exit
Jeff Cavicchi
Photo by Ian
Directions:  Last Exit is the climb between Dropline and Welcome To The Machine
Description: A superb climb which doesn't come in every year. Get it when you can. Very sustained and often thin.
    Pitch 1: Climb a narrow ribbon of ice straight up to a small ledge about 30' from the top.

    Pitch 2: Finish the final bulge to the trees.
Gear: standard ice rack
Descent: walk off over Dracula
History:  WInter 1978 - Rainsford Rouner

 
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