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Peak Mountain 3

Wisconsin

FA: Larry Campbell- Spring 1971 FFA: Len Margolin, Steve Schum, and Mike Roybal- Summer 1971
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Description

Wisconsin is one of the cleanest and longest face climbs at the Y. The classic 5.10 at this crag.  I've heard that, before there was sport climbing at White Rock, this was sort of THE one in the area that you had to do to be considered "a real climber". It starts just right of the cave.Begin with a traverse to the right (or step off a cheater stone), then go up easy cracks to a slot. Figure out how to exit the slot and stand up onto a sloping ledge. Now you'll be wondering what to do.  You might see the namesake Wisconsin feature, where the cracks whose outline resembles the state on a map. Good pro is available but might be considered a bit tricky. Above the flake, a little bit of easier but somewhat hard to protect climbing gains the top.

Location

This climb is on the north side, starting just to the right of the obvious cave. It heads nearly straight up a slightly overhanging crack system with the cracks 2/3 of the way up describing a shape that loosely resembles like the state of Wisconsin.

Protection

Nuts + cams to 2".2-bolt anchor, reachable from the top.