Little Baldy 2010

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Trip Report
Date: July 18, 2010
Distance from Caltech: 250 mi
Type: Trad Climbing
Rating: 5.6
Approach Distance: 500 ft.
Route Length: 2 pitches
The route is the obvious diagonal crack on the north face
Tucker leads the first pitch - good protection abounds!
In between the first and second pitches
Success!

On July 18, 2010, Patrick and Tucker "Danger" Jones climbed the daunting North Face Boone/LaRue route of the terrifying Little Baldy in Sequoia National Park. This bone-chilling dome towers 1000 feet above the General's highway. Two pitches of bowel-shaking 5.6 and a little easy scrambling put you atop the behemoth's mighty crown.

Tucker led both pitches, as this was Patrick's first multi-pitch climb. Highly recommended for novices as the climbing is easy, the exposure pretty mild, and protection easy to come by! The first pitch is very easy to protect. The second includes what is probably the crux and is slightly tougher to protect.

Map


See Also

Little Baldy on Summitpost

Route Beta on rockclimbing.com

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