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Climbing Area Index / Rainbow Slabs / Tsunami (5.6)
Tsunami
Photo by Maury McKinney (IMCS)
Directions:  Look for a left-leaning dike in the middle of the slab. Starts on a tree ledge, 40' off the ground.
Description: Nice climbing with reasonable protection, at least on the first pitch!
    Pitch 1: Climb the dike up and left past a pin and several natural threads. Layback the flake to the belay slings. (5.6)

    Pitch 2: Climb the unprotected slab to the 2-bolt anchor below the trees or continue to the top.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: rappel the route
History:  1975 - Joe Cote, Michael Hartrich

 
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