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The Big Bang

This route is located in the Eastern Gorge Region at Eastern Sky Bridge Ridge

 Dave the Dude

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Doppler Effect 5.10b (Trad) ****

First Ascent: Tom Souders, Jeff Koenig in 1983
Length: 50ft
Gear: (report bad anchors)

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This route ascends the striking left-facing dihedral to the left-angling fingercrack through a roof of sorts. It is located 10 feet right of The Big Bang.
Moves: Fingers
Descent: Rap anchors
Stays Dry: Does not stay dry
Owner: NFS
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4.55 stars (40 votes)
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5.10b (27 votes)

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Submitted by: taurusclimber
Date: Jul 4th, 2018

Submitted by: Raiden
Date: Apr 9th, 2015

Submitted by: ray
Date: Dec 19th, 2005

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1
tonybubb said on June 18th, 2003
Great route and really fun. A good prerequisite for the beenestalker- not quite as hard, in my opinion, and with good gear the whole way.
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Winterstorm said on June 28th, 2003
Wes took the longest lead fall I've ever seen, on this route! Scared the hell outta me!
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Paul3eb said on April 4th, 2005
pretty sustained through the fingers section.. good route with clean falls. hope you like the rubber on your shoes..
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Sketch said on June 7th, 2006
Super-cool route with some amazing, intruiging moves. Must-do 5.10.
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climbhigh said on December 11th, 2006
good route, bomb gear the whole way.
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sendit said on July 8th, 2008
a great stemming route, less intimidating when you're on it then how looks from the ground. A must do!
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mojohand said on October 6th, 2008
uber-cool!
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rjackson said on December 14th, 2008
Make the transition from vertical to horizontal, then it's 40 feet of atmosphere underneath you. Beyond awesome.
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ahab said on June 15th, 2009
all comments are dead on. get on this route.
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Anonymous said on September 8th, 2009
was staying dry after ~2 days of moderate (occasionally heavy, low wind) rain
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jrathfon said on September 22nd, 2009
good stuff, really fun, just a smidge up from cruising lane or headstone surfer, but short with really good stemming rests
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njclimber said on November 23rd, 2016
The giant block that can be seen at the base of the tight hands crack in Ray's photo is extremely loose. Tread lightly..