Please see the quote above. If someone thinks its just a sport route in an area with NO GUIDE BOOK (until now) I cant help them….especially since the entire area is notorious for being a mixed climbing area.
Climb at your own risk……before there was a guide book some people complained because they did exactly what you described….saw some bolts and “assumed” it was a sport climb…..that is there fault….not the developers fault. When you leave the ground in an area that has no guide book….it might be in your best interest to bring up a few pieces of gear. You also have choices when you get you the last bolt and did not bring a rack…..go for it….or lower off and get a rack. You make the choice. Like I said…..climb at your own risk.
I disagree. Every climb is different. The climb I am referring too had one absolutely beautify crack in it. A perfect green .75 camalot BOMBER! The crack happens to be right where you would put a bolt. And like I said …..you can see it from the ground. I talked about this with other climbers and developers. I/We could not justify blatantly bolting a crack. And when I say “a waste of rock” for what ever reason…..and someone tells me……”if you don’t like it, go climb something else”……well right back at ya, if you don’t like it, go climb something else.
Just so you know the guide description for this climb states “gear placement is between 3rd and 4th bolts”, pretty well laid out.
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No I would not.