Ascent Notes for: Peacemaker - 5.10b popular Average Rating : 4.62/5

Led 2,4,6

i'd do it again

lead pitches 2-6

Led every pitch, climbed with Ursasaur. Last two pitches are easy to link. Allow 45 minutes to approach and 4 hours to climb at a leisurely pace. A light rack to #1 camalot was nice to have.
Descending barefoot was not too difficult.

dont make this your first cochise route- good, but strenuous and sustained slab climbing make this a pretty rude wakeup call!

This is a great climb with much to be said about it! Nice alpine feel but with plenty of protection, especially if you take up a light supplementary rack of a few small cams and wires. The first pitch is long, with a few 10a moves on it. The last clip is quite reachy and a bit scary. Second pitch is solid 10a with a few 10b moves high on the arete IMO. Third pitch is beautiful and my favorite! The last move to clip the bolt and move across to the belay is a doozie! Fourth pitch is the crux for sure with interesting moves surmounting and climbing the brown slab and many 10a and 10b moves. Overall a sweeet climb!

Nice,swap leads.
For some reason it became one of my most memorable climb.
Epic feel.

great lead nick :)
was a lot of fun
slab slab slab slab slab

wonderful valentines day nbujak ;)

Fun Route. Very obvious start. Well bolted slab for first pitch that then goes to the left. The route had a bit of technical slab but did not get overly hard. We dragged a second rope for no reason. A few different bolt lines to follow when you get to the top but I think they were all similar grade. Bring a few pieces but you probably won't place more than one per pitch. Walk off is easy took maybe 20 minutes in running shoes. There are a few online topos available just look for them. Forty minutes to get to the start of the route. When you get to the rock go right along the cliff until you see the bolted slab.

Cool Route (though a touch hot at the top). FUN. Swapped leads with Jodie, Donna joined us as well. The ladies had it together for this route which is insistently slabby and 10. We brought some gear, and it can be used. Don't do overkill, we went with an assortment of a few small cams up to .75, and one link cam (since that is 3 cams in one & it was utilized). The beginning of the 5th pitch, I was too far to the right and the slabby bolt line was glistening in the sun & looked sooo slippy, so decided to just pro the crack above me to the roof, then rejoined the bolt line. I personally loved this little variation after all that slab (other than that, no other spots for variation). All went well for us-Jodie did AWESOME on pitches 2/4/6.