From the obvious cave, climb up and left to an easy topout. Two options: stand start with a left undercling and a good right hold, or sit two moves below (which makes it more of a solid V7). The rock quality is not great, but the movement is good once you figure it out.

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Grand Pianist

Cardiac Arrest

Grand Pianist is a good looking line with a questionable landing. I have not tried it yet, but I believe that Adam Markert sent it a few years back and called it V9. Both of those statements could be wrong. If you know better, add comments, and I'll update.

Cardiac Arrest ascends steep, solid crimps on okay rock coming out a cave. We started on a good, left sidepull below the lip and a bad, right crimp also below. A move or two establishes you above the small shelf, and then it is straightforward steep crimping on decent edges. You could start a bit lower - that appears to be significantly harder. I was told it is V6, thought it could be easy for that, so V5/6 it is for now.

It does seem a little sketchy with the rock behind you, but with a pad and a spot, I think it is safe.

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Routes in Upper Bouldefield