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Optical Rectitus

This route is located in the Southern Region at What About Bob Wall

 Maximus

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Hole 5.8 (Trad) *

First Ascent: Matt Tackett, Jason Haas in 2006
Length: 40ft
Gear: (report bad anchors)

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Coming from the main WAB trail take the right trail and look for 3 short trad lines and one sport line close together. This is the right of the three cracks. Start in a wide, left-facing dihedral that quickly pinches down. Make your way up the arching crack to the shared anchors of Maximus. Anchors will be added soon.Please do not take the cam that's pretending to be the anchor.
Moves: unknown
Descent: unknown
Stays Dry:
Owner: Private
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pigsteak said on September 8th, 2008
my least favorite of the three
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AndyB said on April 24th, 2012
Fun route but could really use bolted anchors. Climbing up through the brush and tree limbs to back up the tatty webbing tied around the tree was the worst part of the climb