Routes : North America : United States : California : Lake Tahoe : Sugarloaf : South Face : Bolee Gold
Bolee Gold - 5.10c
Average Rating : 4.57 out of 5
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Route Summary | Ascent Notes (7)
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Garry Anderson, Jay Smith, Rick Sumner (1977)
Rock (Trad)
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Draws, Nuts 1set, Cams, few .5"-1.5"
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Description:
Starts just to the left of Hookers Haven and takes the most direct line up the south face. Pitch 1: Climbs a well bolted steep face that traverses slightly to the left. Good pockets and crimps on high quality rock. Skip the first set of (hanging belay) anchors and continue up to the next set about 10ft higher for a good stance. Pitch 2: Climbs up good holds to a small flake. The angle backs off after the flake and larger holds and knobs appear. Some gear can be found as well as knob tie offs between bolts. Stop at the belay anchors at a good ledge. Pitch 3: Winds its way up somewhat slabby face with smaller holds and few cracks. Some pro can be found between bolts.Descent Options:
Rap the route with a 60m rope. Watch the ends of your rope because a 60m will use intermediate anchors as it will fall short of the belay anchors.
Submitted by: salamanizer on 2008-01-26
Views: 1471
Route ID: 91921
7 Ascents Recorded
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| Difficulty | 5.10c |
| Safety Rating | PG13 |
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Onsight ascent by:
An amazing, albeit slightly scary classic!
Felt stiff, but I hear that's common for the area. We did it in 3 pitches, I led all of them, and it was a fantastic sustained line. There is some pretty loose flakes on the last pitch, forcing you to remain right on some of the same thin edges that the rest of the climb has, making that last "5.7" pitch feel pretty hard, and more runout. Reachy for me at 5'8", but just meant that I had to be a little more creative. Highly recommended, but the leader should feel solid at the grade.
Added: 2011-02-13
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| Difficulty | 5.10d |
| Safety Rating | R |
Hang Dog ascent by:
Classic
Climbed with Karsten. He linked p1-2; I linked p3-4. Sustained, hard 10 moves! A few bolts up, there was a move I simply could not reach and fell off. Multiple deadpoint attempts and I finally stuck it! Would be easy to latch if you are well over 5'6". P3-4 is extremely run-out: 4 pieces in 200 feet. An amazing and wild route!
Added: 2010-11-07
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| Difficulty | 5.10c |
| Safety Rating | PG13 |
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Red Point ascent by:
bolted gold
Blew the on-sight by back climbing the move past the roof to extend a sling to prevent rope drag. Fell there. The third pitch is the hardest. Never mind what those other guys said.
Added: 2010-02-13
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| Difficulty | 5.10c |
| Safety Rating | PG13 |
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Nice and fun
The first pitch has the highest concentration of actual hard moves, second pitch has very few, and the third is cruiser. Runout areas are 5.6-5.8 tops. A must do at the loaf
Added: 2009-04-27
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| Difficulty | 5.10c V0 WI1 A0 M1 F |
| Safety Rating | G |
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Beautiful line
good times on this sexy line.... i love runouts, they make you think
Added: 2008-11-08
