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Climbing Area Index / Whitehorse Ledge / Last Tango (5.11c)
Last Tango
Rand McNally (toprope)
Photo by Al Hospers
Directions:  Between Future Shock and Lady's and Gentlemen
Description: A combination face and slab climb. Don't hurt your fingers on the crux move! Often toproped.
    Pitch 1: Follow the dike and pockets past bolts to a final 11c move over a bulge to a 2-bolt anchor.
Gear: draws and tricams for the pockets
Descent: rappel from 2-bolt anchor
History:  July 1982 - FA: Alain Comeau, Janot Mendler Comeau - June 1981; FFA Russ Clune, Rosie Andrews - July 1982

 
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