130m, 3 pitches.
The prow forms the right edge of the ampitheater when facing the gorge. It is the obvious ridge across from The Mummy.
Locate the obvious hanging corner of Open Book (5.11), The Prow is the first main corner past the open book. Look for a slabby section leading to a small roof with the tree on the left hand corner of the roof.
P1-Climb up to a small roof, dodge to the left and wander up to a big ledge ~50m
P2- Climb the huge, easy slab to a ledge under a huge roof with large left facing dihedral ~50m
P3- The Money Pitch. You want to lead this one. Head out the dihedral staying low and to the left to use the massive jugs, move left onto the face, and romp up the massively juggy and wildly exposed finish. Completely amazing. ~30m
P4- Traverse across vegetated rock set, climb up the vegatated rock to an obvious ledge. Set up belay, escape to summit via easy chimney
follow the ampitheter rim back to the approach trail.
Locate the obvious hanging corner of Open Book (5.11), The Prow is the first main corner past the open book. Look for a slabby section leading to a small roof with the tree on the left hand corner of the roof.
P1-Climb up to a small roof, dodge to the left and wander up to a big ledge ~50m
P2- Climb the huge, easy slab to a ledge under a huge roof with large left facing dihedral ~50m
P3- The Money Pitch. You want to lead this one. Head out the dihedral staying low and to the left to use the massive jugs, move left onto the face, and romp up the massively juggy and wildly exposed finish. Completely amazing. ~30m
P4- Traverse across vegetated rock set, climb up the vegatated rock to an obvious ledge. Set up belay, escape to summit via easy chimney
follow the ampitheter rim back to the approach trail.
Jed Williamson, Mark Calkins, Andy Damp 1970.
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