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Jesus and Tequila - Climbing Route
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Jesus and Tequila

description Jesus and Tequila Overview

Jesus and Tequila is a challenging sport climbing route located in the New River Gorge of West Virginia. It’s notable for being one of the first routes to achieve a confirmed grade of 5.13c, a demanding level requiring significant strength and technical skill. The route primarily attracts experienced sport climbers seeking advanced challenges and those interested in exploring established climbs within this region.

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What is the accepted grade of Jesus and Tequila at the New River Gorge?

Jesus and Tequila is generally graded 5.12b, not 5.13c. It is a sport route at the Honeymooner's Area of Endless Wall in West Virginia.

What kind of climbing does Jesus and Tequila involve?

The route follows a technical arete with crimps, shallow dihedrals, long reaches, and a demanding finish. Climbers commonly describe both a crux around the middle bolts and another difficult sequence near the anchor.

How is Jesus and Tequila protected?

The established line uses nine bolts and finishes at a two-bolt anchor. Route descriptions also recommend stick-clipping the first bolt because the climb begins by leaning from a boulder across a gap.

How does Jesus and Tequila relate to the nearby route Sacrilege?

Sacrilege begins immediately to the left and shares the same part of Endless Wall. A variation can start on Sacrilege before traversing into the upper portion of Jesus and Tequila.

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