Routes : North America : United States : Texas : South Central Texas : Reimers Ranch : Dr. Seuss Wall : variation: Star Belly Sneech Direct
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variation: Star Belly Sneech Direct - 5.11b
Average Rating : 3.00 out of 5
Route sequence (left to right): 3
Route Summary | Ascent Notes (1)
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John Hogge
Rock (Sport)
PG13
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Bolts 1&2 of Horton Here's a Tufa!, optionally long draw on bolt 3 of HHaT, bolt 3 and anchors of Star Belly Sneech.
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Description:
This lead route variation replaces what was "Horton Here's a Toprope". Once Horton Here's a Tufa bolts went in, this line became leadable. Stick clip Bolt 1 or human-stick clip it from HHaT. Start under the low profile tufa formation with the slots and climb that (hands staying right of the HHaT bolt line). Or don't be a purist, start to the left to clip bolt 1 and then move slightly right and up onto the slots. At the big jug under the last bolt, pull up and left to the anchors. Beta spoiler: right-hand cross to crimp; left hand up and left to triangular crimp. Right foot rock-on. Right hand bad finger slopers; left foot up?; right snatch flat jug.
Submitted by: Hogge on 2011-11-05
Views: 136
Route ID: 110186
1 Ascent Recorded
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| Difficulty | 5.11b |
| Safety Rating | G |
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Red Point ascent by:
leading the former TR route
It took me a while to see that the toprope route was now leadable. Tricky above the roof but better feet and less power than comparable Horton Here's a Tufa!. I was all 11c on the TR, but later Karl urged 11c on HHaT, and he was right...this one is easier.
Added: 2011-11-05
