Positively Fourth Street, Lower Brother 5.9

  
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Yosemite Valley, California USA

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MikeL

Social climber
Southern Arizona
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    Jul 11, 2001 - 02:45am
Great climb, nice roof, but we ran into a veritable budding forest of poison oak on a direct approach from the road. My wife and her climbing friend got it in spades.
Adamame

climber
Santa Cruz
Apr 25, 2006 - 09:42pm
 
Climbed this route last year, felt like 5.10 as it was coated with bat piss, from a colony that was living inside the roof. If you like odd adventures climb his route soon. Just don't puke from the smell.
Mungeclimber

Trad climber
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    Dec 8, 2006 - 02:46am
There is a 5.10a variation that leads off from the top of 2. Step across to the right. Do a couple squeeze moves in a left facing flare, then clean crack above. A layback/mantle 5.9? cap this additional pitch. There were 2 bolts to rap from (bring slings/rings). Rappel with 2 60m ropes straight to the ground.
stella

climber
cali
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    May 5, 2008 - 12:45pm
Only did first 2 pitches. Excellent climbing, very short approach, 5.7 lieback first pitch and 5.9 roof second pitch. No bat piss that I encountered. Can rap from 2nd anchors to ground with 70m rope.
Lower Brother - Positively Fourth Street 5.9 - Yosemite Valley, California USA. Click to Enlarge
Pitches 2 and 3.
Photo: Todd Snyder
 
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