I Don’t Want To Die stand starts on the arete between Jolene and Cream Of Trousers.Use a higher dimple for left hand and features around the Arete to stand start. Work up onto the shelf and then make the turn around the arete to exit above the dihedral.The name comes from a quote on the FA when the total commitment line of going straight up to the sloper Topout was abandoned for a less scary exit.The full direct line shown in black exit is still Open for the bold. 

I Don't Want To Die

Swear On Dolly!

Cream Of Trousers

Jolene Jolene Jolene Jolene

Cream Of Trousers is a challenging face climb with great moves. Standing in front of Soup Can boulder this line should stand out with its wavy side pull rails, mantle shelf, and spooky looking topout through a slopey chute.Think Steak Dinner but set by a modern routesetter if that makes sense.

Swear On Dolly is a stand start corner crack dihedral problem on Soup Can. Get some bomber jams or just layback to the top. Jams get better and you go higher.Fun warmup for the other challenges in the area.

Jolene Jolene Jolene Jolene is a striking sit start hand crack dihedral problem.Sit down in the dirt under the roof and get hands or cupped jams under the roof. Get feet cammed into the roof crack and work jams around the roof. Turn the roof and enjoy the bomber jams for the dihedral section to top out. 

Soup Can can be easily identified while hiking into Desperate Reality area - look just across the seasonal runoff creek and just up the north side is a Squarish boulder with a striking dihedral and corner crack.

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