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protection -> "A couple pads"

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location -> "Around the short left side of the boulder\n\n"

location -> "Around the short left side of the boulder\n\n"

description -> "Start seated on a low juggy sidepull. Move to an incut crimp then up to the blocky arete. Mantle top. "

description -> "Start seated on a low juggy sidepull. Move to an incut crimp then up to the blocky arete. Mantle top. "

fa -> "Unknown"

fa -> "Unknown"

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description -> "A Washington climbing mecca! 2.5 hours outside Seattle, Leavenworth offers a lifetime of climbing. It is best known for its bouldering but offers sport, trad and mountaineering options as well.\n\nClimbing in Leavenworth is mostly accessed via Hwy 2 in Tumwater Canyon and Icicle Road, with some smaller areas in other places. Peak climbing seasons are spring and fall, with the best conditions generally being found in March/April and October/November. It is often snowed in during the winter and gets hot and sometimes smoky in the summer/fire season."

description -> "A Washington climbing mecca! 2.5 hours outside Seattle, Leavenworth offers a lifetime of climbing. It is best known for its bouldering but offers sport, trad and mountaineering options as well.\n\nClimbing in Leavenworth is mostly accessed via Hwy 2 in Tumwater Canyon and Icicle Road, with some smaller areas in other places. Peak climbing seasons are spring and fall, with the best conditions generally being found in March/April and October/November. It is often snowed in during the winter and gets hot and sometimes smoky in the summer/fire season."

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description -> "Great climbing for the grade, especially the first pitch. While the majority of the climb is easy, falling on the first vertical crack or during the traverse would most likely lead to injury because of the lack of protection.\n\nP1:\nClimb an easy ramp up to the tree. At the tree follow a thin vertical finger crack for a bit before traversing right until you are under the chicken heads. Pull the roof and set up the belay on the ledge past the chicken heads.\n\nP2:\nClimb an easy flake and then either continue up the flake to the left or climb the finger crack to the right. Once atop the flake, follow the obvious easy dihedral."

description -> "Great climbing for the grade, especially the first pitch. While the majority of the climb is easy, falling on the first vertical crack or during the traverse would most likely lead to injury because of the lack of protection.\n\nP1:\nClimb an easy ramp up to the tree. At the tree follow a thin vertical finger crack for a bit before traversing right until you are under the chicken heads. Pull the roof and set up the belay on the ledge past the chicken heads.\n\nP2:\nClimb an easy flake and then either continue up the flake to the left or climb the finger crack to the right. Once atop the flake, follow the obvious easy dihedral."

protection -> "6 bolts with 2-bolt anchor. Anchor is missing rings to lower/rappel, but carabiners (1 locking) are currently present. Slings of unknown age also present with rappel ring on it."

protection -> "6 bolts with 2-bolt anchor. Anchor is missing rings to lower/rappel, but carabiners (1 locking) are currently present. Slings of unknown age also present with rappel ring on it."

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length -> 22m

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protection -> "Single rack to #3. Black and blue totems are useful for the first vertical crack. Gear belays. Lots of slings to avoid rope drag on the first pitch."

protection -> "Single rack to #3. Black and blue totems are useful for the first vertical crack. Gear belays. Lots of slings to avoid rope drag on the first pitch."

description -> "Incredible climb for the grade, especially the first pitch. While the majority of the climb is easy, falling on the first vertical crack or during the traverse would most likely lead to injury because of the lack of protection.\n\nP1:\nClimb an easy ramp up to the tree. At the tree follow a thin vertical finger crack for a bit before traversing right until you are under the chicken heads. Pull the roof and set up the belay on the ledge past the chicken heads.\n\nP2:\nClimb an easy flake and then either continue up the flake to the left or climb the finger crack to the right. Once atop the flake, follow the obvious easy dihedral."

description -> "Incredible climb for the grade, especially the first pitch. While the majority of the climb is easy, falling on the first vertical crack or during the traverse would most likely lead to injury because of the lack of protection.\n\nP1:\nClimb an easy ramp up to the tree. At the tree follow a thin vertical finger crack for a bit before traversing right until you are under the chicken heads. Pull the roof and set up the belay on the ledge past the chicken heads.\n\nP2:\nClimb an easy flake and then either continue up the flake to the left or climb the finger crack to the right. Once atop the flake, follow the obvious easy dihedral."

description -> "Incredible climb for the grade, especially the first pitch. \n\nP1:\nClimb an easy ramp up to the tree. At the tree follow a thin vertical finger crack for a bit before traversing right until you are under the chicken heads. Pull the roof and set up the belay on the ledge past the chicken heads.\n\nP2:\nClimb an easy flake and then either continue up the flake to the left or climb the finger crack to the right. Once atop the flake, follow the obvious easy dihedral."

description -> "Incredible climb for the grade, especially the first pitch. \n\nP1:\nClimb an easy ramp up to the tree. At the tree follow a thin vertical finger crack for a bit before traversing right until you are under the chicken heads. Pull the roof and set up the belay on the ledge past the chicken heads.\n\nP2:\nClimb an easy flake and then either continue up the flake to the left or climb the finger crack to the right. Once atop the flake, follow the obvious easy dihedral."

location -> "5 minute walk from the hidden valley trailhead. Easy to locate on the east side of Sentinel. Look out for the patina scales on the first pitch."

location -> "5 minute walk from the hidden valley trailhead. Easy to locate on the east side of Sentinel. Look out for the patina scales on the first pitch."

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protection -> "Single rack to #3. Black and blue totems are useful for the first vertical crack. Gear belays."

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protection -> "Single rack to #3. Black and blue totems are useful for the first vertical crack. Gear belays."

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description -> "Cruz is the off width start and transitioning to the face. After that easy fingers/laybacks to the anchors. "

description -> "Cruz is the off width start and transitioning to the face. After that easy fingers/laybacks to the anchors. "