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Climbing Area Index / Woodchuck Ledge (Eagle Ledge) / Zonked Out (5.12b)
Zonked Out
Directions:  Walk the cliff past the Jurassic Wall. Just left of the Rogers Spire buttress there is a steep dirty gully that goes up left. Go up the gully. A thin finger crack on the left side of the face between a left-facing corner and Screaming Yellow Zonkers Crack.
Description: This was the first 5.12 in the area and is still a testpiece.
    Pitch 1: Jam and layback the crack to a stance in the upper dihedral at a 2-bolt anchor.
Gear: bring all your small wires, cams and draws
Descent: rappel with 1 rope
History:  May 14,1978 - Jim Dunn

 
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