Chris McNamara
SuperTopo staff member
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del cross
climber
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The first pitch has seven bolts, not five, and you're aiming for that little rooflet up and right... just like the Falkenstein topo shows.
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wstmrnclmr
Trad climber
Bolinas, CA
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Lead the first pitch yesterday......Not technically as hard as Footnote (maybe two letter grades easier) but sideways runouts and head factor make it about even. Crux is at sixth bolt. Did it in the mid-day sun like an idiot (same as when I lead footnote).....saving the second pitch add-on for a cooler time.
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mongrel
Trad climber
Truckee, CA
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Second pitch add-on? Contrary to the slight misinformation in ST, it's at least a 3-pitch route, and the third pitch is nice climbing, very much worth doing albeit moderately run out. But since you will have cruised up the 10b and 10d pitches, 10a with less of a runout than other notable Tuolumne slab routes will be no problem. Finishes on easy ground with even some bolts on that pitch too. Enjoy!
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This line ascends splitter cracks to face moves.Photo: Greg Barnes
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