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Climbing Area Index / Cathedral Ledge / The Last Dance (5.5)
Directions:  The slab is directly below Nutcracker and is not easily seen from the hiking trail. After scrambling down the ledge and rock steps on the hiking trail near Nutcracker, turn right and go down a gully following rocks and the edge of the slab to its base.
Description: no description available
    Pitch 1: Climb up to a pin in a flake and traverse left to a bolt. Continue to the top. 70'
Gear: standard rack
Descent: walk off
History:  September 1999 - Joe Perez, Judy Perez, John Snyder

 
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