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Drunken Master

This route is located in the Natural Bridge Region at Beer Trailer Crag

 Hang Over

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Better than Homemade 5.12d (Sport) ***

First Ascent: Adam Taylor in 2009
Length: 55ft
Bolts: 7 (report bad bolts/anchors)

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This is the next route right of the open project and the first from the left on the main wall where the trail meets the cliff. Begin with a tough move right off the mud castle and crimp up to a decent ledge. From the ledge, choose your path through the crux based on your ape index to reach another decent ledge. Crawl up on more sloping pockets to the next bolt then pinch increasingly better holds to the chains.
Equipped by Dario Ventura.
Moves: Bouldery
Descent: Chains
Stays Dry:
Owner: Beer Trailer
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4.14 stars (7 votes)
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5.12d (8 votes)

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Submitted by: ray
Date: Oct 31st, 2009

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Anonymous said on July 25th, 2009
Good Line! Got The second ascent (btw... adam taylor got the FA, dario equipped) Reachy crux, worth the 3min walk from the beer trailer to go do, me and aaron neitzel both sent while drinking 1L redstripes :) Props to that Mexican Dario for puttin them bolts in.. -Zac Sands
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SCIN said on November 1st, 2009
Went straight up on shit pockets at the crux while staring at huge ass crimps way right but out of reach. This will be 5.9 for Andrew. Took some tries to figure out how to reach the 2nd bolt but after figuring it out it's not bad. Nice fingerlock after the crux.
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Cromper said on March 22nd, 2014
Super fun bouldery moves on this. Highly Recommended!
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neeko said on April 9th, 2014
if the hard moves on Hangover are shutting you dowm, try this one. Very nice!
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Anonymous said on April 10th, 2014
Are you suggesting this is easier than hangover or just more sustained with easier cruxes?
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neeko said on April 10th, 2014
Compared to Hangover, the moves felt less powerfull and more sequency, at least for me; less runout, too. And with good rests.
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Willy said on October 27th, 2016
A step up from Hangover for sure. Moves may be a bit easier but there are a lot more of them