greyspacealien's Logbook (4 ascents)

After getting onsite and after looking we could see the missing anchor the bolt is still in the rock sitcking out about 1/2 inch I decided not to risk the fall. I Lead this climb following the bolts to the right big strech between the 3rd and 4th bolt could not find where a something had been removed but continued on at the 3rd bolt there is a nice hump to make it over. If you decide not to place protection between the 3rd and 4th bolt there is a chance of a long fall possilbe fast hard stop at the ground . It is a nice little climb between the 4th and 5th bolt closer to the 5.9 rating on this wall. Once at the 5th bolt you basicly miss the over hang. Once toproped you can spend all day on this nice little overhang, the rest of the wall I would say is closer to a 5.7 but you can spend some time on the little stuff and make it what you want. There is a killer spot to hand out at the base on top of the little 10 foot ledge.

Started some first climb beginners off on this routel great to build confidence before moving to some of the other climbs on the wall. Great place to let someone take their first lead. Someone has created soms really nice pads to work from at the bottom of each route really freindly to 4-5 people groups.

super easy to the first bolt, Two pitons in the middle set in a vertical crack easy to find some hand holds just trust your feet. Anchors at the top are easy to reach but a pain to clean the anchors could really use some petzl maillon ovals (maybe next time) but if you take your time not a problem.

Did a nice little lead climb on the left hand route. This climb is little run out in spots just keep in line don't fixate on the left hand corner especially on a lead there is a lot of lose rock and it takes you off route. When climbing this route you absolutely have to trust your feet, hand holds are very small and almost nonexistent in spots. Between the last bolt and the anchors is probably the toughest spot.