Very slabby. Friends were able to send it with no hands. Great beginner route, but not so hot in the rain!

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the aret

center route

The Crack

Slabby route right of the arete. Begin with a slight scrambly start, then follow the thin crack all the way up. Anchor must be built around trees at the top. Either top out or take the trail off the road just past the crag.

climb up the slab to the vertical section. stick to the left side of the wall on the aret. the crux is before the last ledge beneath the top. use a series of sidepulls with smeared feet so you dont barn-door off the face. reach for the final ledge and mantle. the top is one easy move away from there 

  note: if you use a top rope, you will have pro set up for the aret as well as the center route

climb up the slab to the center of the vertical wall. head directly up the middle to the horizontal cracks and traverse left to the final ledge (crux moves). from there, its one simple move to the finish

To my knowledge only one established crag exists in the Ketchikan vicinity but rumor has it there are a few more. One route has some ancient bolts but has brand new shiny anchors and the route next to it (slabby) has new bolts all the way up.

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