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Climbing Area Index / Mt. Oscar (lower left) / Highway (5.9)
Directions: 
Description: The route goes up a slab to blocks and an impressive looking dark corner that is easier to climb than it looks.
    Pitch 1: Climb the well bolted face/slab between vegetation. 70’(5.9)

    Pitch 2: From the two bolt anchor at the top of pitch one climb up a right diagonaling ledge for about thirty feet to a bolt on the right side of a slab. Climb the bolted slab to anchors at the top of the cliff. 140' (5.7)
Gear: standard rack
Descent: Two 60m ropes are needed for the rappel.
History:  October 24,2008 - Joe & Judy Perez

 
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