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Katrina - 5.11d
Average Rating : 4.20 out of 5Route sequence (left to right): 5
Route Summary | Ascent Notes (10)
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Rock (Sport)
G
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5 bolts
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Description:
Bolt 4 is over the big tufas. The jug off left towards the top is "on route"; The Stain was bolted later and borrows it.
Submitted by: Hogge on 2012-04-11
Last Modified: 2013-04-09
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Route ID: 111015
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Difficulty | 5.11d |
Safety Rating | G |
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Red Point ascent by: Hogge on 2014-11-02
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finally sent all Mossy Wall routes below Ghost.
Beta spoilers: reaching the tufas is done a million ways. Careful foot placement helps reach the lefthand finger sloper. Then I found it more controlled to move left foot (which was off left) back under me into a previously used pocket, then right hand goes to palm the tufa right of the big one, then casually bumps to the big one.
For me and big people, I think it's key to solve the upper crux by smearing right foot on teh big tufa near its top, then power into a left foot stem on The Stain's big horn to help snatch the left slot.
On grading, this route has two power cruxes but requires less power than Never Was (11d) and Moss Cervasa (11c-12a???), but that's when totally wired with perfect foot choice.
For me and big people, I think it's key to solve the upper crux by smearing right foot on teh big tufa near its top, then power into a left foot stem on The Stain's big horn to help snatch the left slot.
On grading, this route has two power cruxes but requires less power than Never Was (11d) and Moss Cervasa (11c-12a???), but that's when totally wired with perfect foot choice.
Added: 2014-11-03
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Difficulty | 5.11d |
Safety Rating | G |
Red Point ascent by: ematter on 2012-12-22
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Katrina
First day I was on this I thought that jug to the left was off route. I ended up sending it my 3rd time on the direct line. 3 months later I came back and used the jug. Much easier! Fun route with neat holds and the tufas attract a lot of attention. Definitely a NS classic.
Added: 2013-06-29
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Difficulty | 5.11d |
Safety Rating | G |
Red Point ascent by: kvochatzer on 2012-09-09
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stellar rock climbing
relax. keep your cool. climb efficiently. veer left after #4 to follow the natural line (it's well chalked after all), then manage any pump heading to the anchors. i prefer to clip them while standing at chain level and to the right where there is a giant jug over the top. :)
Added: 2012-09-10
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Difficulty | 5.11c |
Safety Rating | G |
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Red Point ascent by: evening on 2012-09-09
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nice movement
sent on 2nd try; probably 11c/d
Added: 2012-09-10
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Difficulty | 5.11d |
Safety Rating | G |
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Red Point ascent by: pedro_sandchez on 2012-09-09
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Adam Leedy
Super fun route. Definitely destined to be a North Shore classic. Flashed the crux and fell at the chains. But got back on and sent second go.
Added: 2012-09-10