For Love of Mother Not

This climb is not very good and there are certainly better, easy, trad routes at Table Mountain. It is only good to do if you are trying to climb as many Table Mountain routes as possible or are crazy. The rock is not great and there is vegetation on the climb. The crux seems to be near the top and I did not see the fixed pin mentioned in the Hass and Shneider guide book. There are lots of cracks to build an anchor with at the top.

This route is above

The Gold Shut Route

and to the right of

Disappearing Man

. You go up the big, right-facing corner/chimney to the right of

Disappearing Man

, whose anchors you can use to descend from. You can start from the ground or from the

Gold Shut Route

anchors after doing another climb. If you start from the ground to the right of the

Gold Shut Route

, the climbing is only hard Fourth Class in difficulty.

Standard rack up to a #4 Camalot and no fixed anchor. There may be one fixed piton.