A relatively recent first free ascent by Tom Moulin, this roof crack was a long-standing project for decades, thwarting attempts by some legendary crack climbers, perhaps most notably those of Hidetaka Suzuki in the 1980s. The Great Red Roof follows an offset beveled crack for twenty-five feet, yet allows only a handful of jams due to its unique angles. A large flake-jug broke when I started working the route last week, making the transition into the final sloper-campus section considerably harder. In the end, I used an inverted undercling method instead.
Issue #1
Peter Winter / Leavenworth WA / Grand Wall Boulders / 25 V4 Circuit / Home Campus Board
Issue #2
Hope BC / Jeremy Smith / Scrub your Face / Godman Creek / Ring Workouts / Wiretap