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Eagle Dance (A0) - 5.10c A0

Average Rating = 4.36/5 Average Rating : 4.36 out of 5
Route sequence (left to right): 4
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Rock (Trad) Aid
PG13
9
13+ quickdraws, lightweight aiders or long slings, set of nuts, set of cams .6" - 2"
1000
Consensus Ratings
  Difficulty 5.10c
  Safety Rating G
  Exposure 4.62/5
  Rock Quality 4.38/5
  Scenery 4.88/5
  Fun Factor 4.38/5

Description:

This actually a (5.10 A0) 9 pitch climb with lots of bolts, but this is no sport climb. P1 - (.8) dihedral and crack to a belay ledge with bolts, 200' P2 - (.10) move right past two bolts, (use long slings on these to avoid rope drag), follow a seam left past 8 more bolts to a belay stance atop a block, 150' P3 - (.10) straight up white face past many bolts, (lost count), to a bolted anchor, 90' P4 - (.9) follow nine bolts to a sloping ledge with a bolt belay, 110' P5 - (.10) move right to ledge and then up past several bolts to a bolted belay, 60' P6 - (.8 A0) follow a thin crack to a bulge then aid out the bulge, 8 bolts, to another bolted belay, 60' P7 (.10) follow a corner/groove to the next anchors, 100' P8 (.9) go up and left in a corner in a corner past 4 old bolts, (rest of the route has new bolts), to a ledge, belay here (130') or run it out up an easy corner to the top (50' more). You can hike off the top or rap the route from the top of P7. If you are wanting to rap and loose track where you are at on the climb, do not climb past the old bolts, there are no bolt anchors above at this time. If I do this route again, I'll rap it.

Descent Options:

Rappel the route with a 70m rope or walk off if you top out.

Submitted by: vegastradguy on 2007-03-14
Views: 2397
Route ID: 31463

Ascent Note:

Ratings
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Red Point Red Point ascent by: ridgedancer on 2004-04-24 (View Climbing Log)

0 out of 5 stars Ascent Note

Outstanding day. Things got bottled up after the aid section, and when our rope snagged it was time to bail. 90-degree day at altitude. Bivied the night before far up the canyon: little sleep but magical setting. Can't wait to do it again.

Witnessed by: Bruce LaCroix
Added: 2004-04-24