Ascent Notes for: Thin Air *** - 5.6 popular Average Rating : 4.56/5

5.8 slab finish

The climbing itself was largely uninspiring (except the second pitch) but the views were great! Tricky in some areas but no hard moves.

climbed Thinner to get to P2 anchors. Monica led pitch 3, I led pitch 4. Then, we rapped back down.

a 70m rope will get you down from the anchors atop thinner (either set).

where the hell is the rap?
nice to see all the chopped bolts on the traverse.

Good climb, fun lead. An early start is a good idea, highly trafficked.

Had done this route before and was waiting to go up to the toe crack. So climbed the first two pitches together on thin air. Was a great idea for killing some time and still getting to climb. Very worth it. Rapped down from the second pitch, judt be aware a 60m. rope is not hearly long enough and even the 70m rope that we used required a down climb with no rope to get off the route.

I finally got around to leading (and sending) my first climb in the United States after seconding it two years ago.

fun moves, good hold and pro. Gear belay at the top of pitch 3. Can easily combine pitches 1 & 2. Might want to take your walk-off shoes.

Long traverse on the first pitch... not much hands, just lean in and suffer toe pain

This was the first multipitch lead I haver ever done. This was a greater starter route for me. I loved the scenere from the top of P3. Just a really good route. Leading trad is no joke though.