Felsic, Dozier Dome 5.9

  
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Tuolumne Meadows, California USA

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Chris McNamara

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Aug 25, 2003 - 11:08am
 
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Ed H

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Santa Rosa, CA
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    Aug 4, 2014 - 01:37pm
Thanks Bryan, Greg, and Linda for putting up another great route! It's cool climbing with dike, crack, and knob features. It's not R rated, but it's also not a sport route. I thought I was going to peel between every bolt - sustained Tuolumne climbing. Rapping on two 60m ropes get you to very comfortable 3rd class - about 15 ft off the ground, so you don't need two 70's (unless you also want to belay from the ground)
Mike Bolte

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Planet Earth
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    Aug 6, 2014 - 09:49pm
yes, Felsic is an excellent pitch. Not a particularly easy 5.9, but well protected, a great line and pretty continuous good climbing on knobs and the dike.
Tork

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Yosemite
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    Aug 7, 2014 - 06:46am
Agree, felsic is a good one. Isostacy to the left is even better. Many may have no problem down climbing after rapping with 2 60m ropes others will. Using 1 60 and 1 70 makes the down climb a lot easier.
Dozier Dome - Felsic 5.9 - Tuolumne Meadows, California USA. Click to Enlarge
Bit by Bit is just left of route L
Photo: Greg Barnes
 
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