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Ancylostoma
Route

Ancylostoma

 
Ancylostoma

Page Type: Route

Location: Oregon, United States, North America

Lat/Lon: 44.36000°N / 121.14°W

Route Type: Sport Climbing, Toprope

Season: Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter

Time Required: Less than two hours

Rock Difficulty: 5.9 (YDS)

Difficulty: Easy

Number of Pitches: 2

Grade: I

Route Quality: 
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Created/Edited: Oct 15, 2007 / Oct 15, 2007

Object ID: 347573

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Overview

Great fun multipitch climb for fist timers.

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UNDER CONSTRUCTION

Getting There

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Route Description

Pitch: 1

Short 5.9, 3 bolts to a comfortable belay station. Fun pitch. Most difficult section is getting to the first bolt. Mostly pocket holds and small knobs. 
Ancylostoma Pitch 1 (1)
 















Pitch: 2

Long 5.7, 10 bolts to another comfortable belay station. Becomes almost a walk up around the 9th bolt. Lots of knobs all the way. Need a 60m rope to rapel second pitch to the top of pitch 1.
 
Ancylostoma Pitch 2 (1)
 
 
Ancylostoma Pitch 2 (2)
 
 
Ancylostoma Pitch 2 (4)
 

Essential Gear

10 quick draws, multi pitch gear, and 60m rope.

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Ancylostoma Pitch 2 (1)Ancylostoma Pitch 2 (2)



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