Air Force One

One of the best routes I've done in Bolton. Varied movement that builds to an awesome crescendo.Protect the initial moves to reach the first bolt. Continue up the bolted slab up to a steep corner. Climb the overhanging corner (easier than it looks) to a powerful sequence to exit the corner. Clip only the first bolt of Damn it Feels Good before heading up and left to an excellent horizontal crack.  Place gear and fire up the flaring finger seam to a final traverse left with a fierce boulder problem to gain the hand crack to the left.If you blow it at the crux the fall is big but completely into air. Totally safe. The name comes from Seth who coined it after watching the president of CRAG-VT go "flying" so many times.

Same start as Damn it Feels Good. Start 8 feet left of the two-bolt ground anchor.

5 bolts, small gear. Stoppers a must. Nothing bigger than .4.