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protection -> "70M ROPE REQUIRED - 13 Draws (11 Glue In bolts to 2 Euro Shut anchors)"

protection -> "70M ROPE REQUIRED - 13 Draws (11 Glue In bolts to 2 Euro Shut anchors)"

location -> "This route starts at the upper belay platform and follows 11 glue in bolts to 2 euro shut anchors located below the large block at the top."

location -> "This route starts at the upper belay platform and follows 11 glue in bolts to 2 euro shut anchors located below the large block at the top."

description -> "Easier climbing down low to mostly sustained crimpy slab above.\n\n4/10/26 - I have placed brand new glue in bolts and lower off anchors that are located below the block at the top of the wall. Please do not top rope through the anchors, use your own draws. Lowering off through them is fine.\n\n70M ROPE IS REQUIRED"

description -> "Easier climbing down low to mostly sustained crimpy slab above.\n\n4/10/26 - I have placed brand new glue in bolts and lower off anchors that are located below the block at the top of the wall. Please do not top rope through the anchors, use your own draws. Lowering off through them is fine.\n\n70M ROPE IS REQUIRED"

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description -> "Montana Big Pie East is the tallest wall at Kila and consists of steep slab ranging from approximately 20 meters on the far East side to around 40 meters on the West end. The face is defined by subtle features including shallow, flaring fissures, small crimps, and intermittent small ledges.\n\nMost routes fall in the 5.7 to 5.9+ range, offering sustained climbing on generally consistent terrain. The wall increases in height moving west, with longer routes toward that end.\n\nRock quality is generally solid, though climbers should remain aware of an occasional loose hold.\n\nMore information can be found in David Steele's The Flathead Rocks - A Climber's Guide To The Flathead Valley"

description -> "Montana Big Pie East is the tallest wall at Kila and consists of steep slab ranging from approximately 20 meters on the far East side to around 40 meters on the West end. The face is defined by subtle features including shallow, flaring fissures, small crimps, and intermittent small ledges.\n\nMost routes fall in the 5.7 to 5.9+ range, offering sustained climbing on generally consistent terrain. The wall increases in height moving west, with longer routes toward that end.\n\nRock quality is generally solid, though climbers should remain aware of an occasional loose hold.\n\nMore information can be found in David Steele's The Flathead Rocks - A Climber's Guide To The Flathead Valley"

description -> "Montana Big Pie East is the tallest wall at Kila and consists of steep slab ranging from approximately 20 meters on the far East side to around 40 meters on the West end. The face is defined by subtle features including shallow, flaring fissures, small crimps, and intermittent small ledges.\n\nMost routes fall in the 5.7 to 5.9+ range, offering sustained climbing on generally consistent terrain. The wall increases in height moving west, with longer routes toward that end.\n\nRock quality is generally solid, though climbers should remain aware of an occasional loose hold.\n\nMore information can be found in David Steele's The Flathead Rocks - A Climber's Guide To The Flathead Valle"

description -> "Montana Big Pie East is the tallest wall at Kila and consists of steep slab ranging from approximately 20 meters on the far East side to around 40 meters on the West end. The face is defined by subtle features including shallow, flaring fissures, small crimps, and intermittent small ledges.\n\nMost routes fall in the 5.7 to 5.9+ range, offering sustained climbing on generally consistent terrain. The wall increases in height moving west, with longer routes toward that end.\n\nRock quality is generally solid, though climbers should remain aware of an occasional loose hold.\n\nMore information can be found in David Steele's The Flathead Rocks - A Climber's Guide To The Flathead Valle"

areaLocation -> "There are two ways to access the wall.\nFROM ABOVE\n1) Drive the old rail grade road that passes above the crag and rappel to the base via one of the east-most routes.\n\nEast-most access is from Jackson Meadow Rd turn off and taking the first left onto the dirt road and continue for approx. 1.4 miles.\nWest-most access is from Dower Draw Rd. Turn onto Dower Draw Rd, then take the third right onto the old rail grade road.\n\nThe top of the wall is just East of the large white boulder partially blocking the rail grade road. Larger trucks may not be able to pass this boulder.\n\nFROM BELOW\n2)There is a pull off on the south side of hwy 2 (N 48.0926223, W -114.5111860) approx. 0.2 miles east of the petroglyphs pullout. There is enough room for a couple of cars. DO NOT BLOCK THE GATE that accesses the fields to the South.\nFrom the pullout carefully play frogger and cross the highway and walk West a couple hundred feet. You will see the wall to your right. Use the path of least resistance to get to it."

areaLocation -> "There are two ways to access the wall.\nFROM ABOVE\n1) Drive the old rail grade road that passes above the crag and rappel to the base via one of the east-most routes.\n\nEast-most access is from Jackson Meadow Rd turn off and taking the first left onto the dirt road and continue for approx. 1.4 miles.\nWest-most access is from Dower Draw Rd. Turn onto Dower Draw Rd, then take the third right onto the old rail grade road.\n\nThe top of the wall is just East of the large white boulder partially blocking the rail grade road. Larger trucks may not be able to pass this boulder.\n\nFROM BELOW\n2)There is a pull off on the south side of hwy 2 (N 48.0926223, W -114.5111860) approx. 0.2 miles east of the petroglyphs pullout. There is enough room for a couple of cars. DO NOT BLOCK THE GATE that accesses the fields to the South.\nFrom the pullout carefully play frogger and cross the highway and walk West a couple hundred feet. You will see the wall to your right. Use the path of least resistance to get to it."

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description -> "A New River Gorge climb. Or maybe the NRG is like the gunks? In any case, it's big moves between horizontals, with an all points off dyno at the top! Start stepping off the boulder to the left with a big dead point move once established on the face, and proceed to make your way up the wall with reachy moves, taking every opportunity to place when you can. Do the dyno or pull on small edges to reach the final ledge. Don't relax yet, as the moves to the chains are still non-trivial!\n\nThe Sting will stay dry during moderate drizzling in the spring."

description -> "A New River Gorge climb. Or maybe the NRG is like the gunks? In any case, it's big moves between horizontals, with an all points off dyno at the top! Start stepping off the boulder to the left with a big dead point move once established on the face, and proceed to make your way up the wall with reachy moves, taking every opportunity to place when you can. Do the dyno or pull on small edges to reach the final ledge. Don't relax yet, as the moves to the chains are still non-trivial!\n\nThe Sting will stay dry during moderate drizzling in the spring."

description -> "A New River Gorge climb. Or maybe the NRG is like the gunks? In any case, it's big moves between horizontals, with an all points off dyno at the top! Start stepping off the boulder to the left with a big dead point move once established on the face, and proceed to make your way up the wall with reachy moves, taking every opportunity to place when you can. Do the dyno or pull on small ledges to reach the final ledge. Don't relax yet, as the moves to the chains are still non-trivial!\n\nThe Sting will stay dry during moderate drizzling in the spring."

description -> "A New River Gorge climb. Or maybe the NRG is like the gunks? In any case, it's big moves between horizontals, with an all points off dyno at the top! Start stepping off the boulder to the left with a big dead point move once established on the face, and proceed to make your way up the wall with reachy moves, taking every opportunity to place when you can. Do the dyno or pull on small ledges to reach the final ledge. Don't relax yet, as the moves to the chains are still non-trivial!\n\nThe Sting will stay dry during moderate drizzling in the spring."

description -> "A New River Gorge climb. Or maybe the NRG is like the gunks? In any case, it's big moves between horizontals, with an all points off dyno at the top! Start stepping off the boulder to the left with a big dead point move once established on the face, and proceed to make your way up the wall with reachy moves, taking every opportunity to place when you can. Do the dyno or pull on small ledges to reach the final ledge. Don't relax yet, as the moves to the chains are still non-trivial!\n\nThe Sting stay dry during moderate drizzling in the spring."

description -> "A New River Gorge climb. Or maybe the NRG is like the gunks? In any case, it's big moves between horizontals, with an all points off dyno at the top! Start stepping off the boulder to the left with a big dead point move once established on the face, and proceed to make your way up the wall with reachy moves, taking every opportunity to place when you can. Do the dyno or pull on small ledges to reach the final ledge. Don't relax yet, as the moves to the chains are still non-trivial!\n\nThe Sting stay dry during moderate drizzling in the spring."

description -> "A New River Gorge climb. Or maybe the NRG is like the gunks? In any case, it's big moves between horizontals, with an all points off dyno at the top! Start stepping off the boulder to the left with a big dead point move once established on the face, and proceed to make your way up the wall with reachy moves, taking every opportunity to place when you can. Do the dyno or pull on small ledges to reach the final ledge. Don't relax yet, as the moves to the chains are still non-trivial!\n\nThe Sting stay dry during moderate drizzing in the spring."

description -> "A New River Gorge climb. Or maybe the NRG is like the gunks? In any case, it's big moves between horizontals, with an all points off dyno at the top! Start stepping off the boulder to the left with a big dead point move once established on the face, and proceed to make your way up the wall with reachy moves, taking every opportunity to place when you can. Do the dyno or pull on small ledges to reach the final ledge. Don't relax yet, as the moves to the chains are still non-trivial!\n\nThe Sting stay dry during moderate drizzing in the spring."

protection -> "Single 2-3, doubles .2-1, and a .1 protects the start well."

protection -> "Single 2-3, doubles .2-1, and a .1 protects the start well."