Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Sweet Dreams, Sublime :Point	9-Oct-2008 At 11:28:27 PM	hotgemini
Message
Going off my bad memory here, even 8 bolt plates should be enough, the pitches are short. As for the gear, I use a few hexes on the early pitches and a nut or two on the final (17 variant) pitch. I prefer to belay at the sitting stance immediately at the end of the traverse pitch, then link it up to the sandy corner, then step left to the 17 variant (the first bolt is just out of sight to the left). Don't climb past the first bolt (without clipping it I mean) on the traverse (third) pitch, doing so appears pretty popular.

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