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 route description
Climbing Area Index / North Bald Cap / C.C. Arete (5.10b)
Directions:  As you hike in to the cliff on the right hand side, up high you will see a drop dead beautiful buttress. This route climbs the left hand aręte of that buttress
Description: If you can’t find this one you're blind!
    Pitch 1: Climb up to the base of the buttress. (5.8)

    Pitch 2: Climb out and up the aręte to the top past 4 bolts.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: rappel the route with 2 ropes
History:  October 2008 - Frank Carus & Paul Cormier & friend

 
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