In the center of the wall is a L shaped hold at the top of a scar that runs up the middle. The L shaped hold is easy to spot, its formed by a right hand ledge and a left hand sidepull. Find feet and establish on this L shaped hold. Fire up for the lip. Trend rightwards across the lip and mantle on to the slab above. Careful on some of the higher portions of this slab, certain sections are fragile and prone to breaking.

45 Degree Wall

45 Degree Arete

Observable Differences

Start with a high right hand pinch and a left hand sidepull. Climb up and over the rounded arete.

This is the lower start to the 45 Degree Wall. Start directly below the L shaped hold that defines the start of the 45 Degree Wall on two somewhat parallel edges/sidepulls. Work some tricky foot beta and find your way up in to the 45 Degree Wall start hold. Fire for the lip, trend right, and mantle on over.

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Routes in 45 Degree Wall