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Peak Mountain 3

Senderista

FA Mischa Tourin, Travis Peckham, March 2020. p.1 Direct Start - Mischa Tourin, Chris Skalka, May 2020
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Description

P. 1 – (5.8+) Locate the rightmost bolt line in the Cove. Climb the steep and crimpy start (crux) to pull over on to the face. Continue on a sea of crimps and high steps that keep going and going until you reach the anchor at a pine tree. 14 bolts to a ring bolt anchor. 120 feet.

**It is possible to split this pitch into two at the anchor for Aye for an Aye/Redbeard’s Treasure (which is a smart idea if your follower is climbing close to their limit to reduce the chance of a rope stretching fall at the crux start)

P. 2 – (5.10b) A truly unique and incredible pitch! Climb straight off the ledge up the face as the crimps continue and the angle gets steeper. Clip a bolt at the lip before an airy mantel into the alcove (crux). Catch your breath and enjoy the setting before one last exposed traverse move up and left onto the headwall to a comfy belay ledge. 10 bolts to a ring bolt anchor. 100 feet

**There is a death block clearly marked with an “X” to the right of the fourth bolt. It is outside the path of travel, but be careful not to pull on it or it will be a very bad day for your belayer. I need to clear the base of the Dome and go trundle it when the coast is clear.

Descent - with a 60m rope you can descend in 3 rappels using the Aye for an Aye/Redbeard’s Treasure anchor. With a 70m rope you can BARELY get to the base with some easy down climbing. Don’t rap off the end of your rope!

Location

Partway up the gully that leads to the Neighborhood Ledge is the Cove. Senderista is the rightmost line in the Cove.

Protection

A bunch of draws