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Fire in the Hole - 5.11b A0

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Standard rack up to 3.5 with double’s for mid sized cams.
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Fire in the Hole 5.11b A0 Pitch One 25 meters 5.10a Climb up steep juggy crack to a ledge, climb through a rough making some strenuous moves up a crack. At the top of the crack step left onto an aręte and make another move to the belay. Pitch Two 20 meters 5.11b A0 (It is possible to aid up steep crack A1) Climb up above belay making steep strenuous moves up to a bolt. (approximately 10 meters) Climb past the bolt to a chain traverse. Move across the chain making a rising traverse up to a belay. Pitch Three 25 meters 5.8 Climb straight up above the belay to a large overhang. Move up and left following a handrail up to a belay. From here it is possible to make one airy 50 meter rappel to the ground.

Submitted by: lecuyer on 2008-04-15
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Route ID: 70165

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Red Point Red Point ascent by: norco98 on 2006-08-07 (View Climbing Log)

0 out of 5 stars Ascent Note

awesome rock features

Witnessed by: andy
Added: 2006-08-07

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Hang Dog Hang Dog ascent by: scottynewton on 2005-09-19 (View Climbing Log)

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First ascent on pitches 1 & 3 free.

Had to hang dog on the first bolt of the 2nd pitch - offset and overhanging - very pumpy.

The wall gets pretty dirty beyond the third pitch. The route ends there for now.

Route was put in over the course of 5-6 years with a lot of time gaps by Travis Sanwald (Squamish), Todd Newton(Kitimat), Scott McLellan (Smithers), and myself of course Scott Newton of Kitimat.

The chain was used on the traverse on the 2nd pitch as a safety measure to prevent a rope tearing fall.

Witnessed by: Andy Lecuyer & Travis Sanwald
Added: 2005-09-19

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Red Point Red Point ascent by: bklast on 2005-08-17 (View Climbing Log)

0 out of 5 stars Ascent Note

just the first pitch - Scott said it was only 5.9 not a strenuous 10a! Fun tho.

Witnessed by: Rav/Scott
Added: 2005-08-17