Begins just left of the wide crack (

When You're This Big

5.8) and climb the line of bolts broken up by two ledges. The second has a large runout on easy ground to get to the fun headwall of chicken heads. Final two bolts and anchor are shared with the route to the left,

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M&Ms

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Looking for Mr. Goodbar

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Begin on the stump and climb bouldery moves for three bolts to a mantle onto a large ledge. A fifteen foot runout on very easy ground leads to two more bolts of fun chicken heads and the anchor.

Climb the obligatory vertical lower section to the no hands ledge shared with the other routes and prepare for the beautiful headwall that is also shared with the other routes. Two short boulder problems separated by amazing jugs will see you to the chains.

Begin by climbing the crack for about 15 feet. When the crack turns to the right continue straight up the line of bolts on the right side of the steep headwall. The headwall consists mostly of amazing jugs and pockets with a couple very long reaches keeping the grade in the 5.11 range.

One of the best bolted 5.10s I've done in Southwest Montana. Follows the line of bolts just right of the wide crack (

When You're This Big

5.8). The upper headwall, like the three lines to the right, is steep, perfect rock and incredibly fun. I placed two pieces of gear to negate some long runouts between bolts. Shares an anchor with

M&Ms

, the next line of bolts to the right.

Climb the lower vert to the shared no hands ledge. From here an introductory boulder problem (helps to be tall!) will see you to some jugs then the start of the sustained and bouldery final 20 feet. Brilliant climbing on crimps, underclings and some of the best granite pockets you'll ever climb lead to the anchor. Just like its neighbors, this route has some of the best quality and most unique climbing you will find on granite.

According to the out of print

Butte's Climbing Guide

by Dwight Bishop (published posthumously), it is unknown if Dwight ever redpointed this route and it was listed as an open project. I didn't see any indication that it had been climbed on recently, but if anyone has climbed it let me know and I will update the FA info.

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