Type: Trad, 120 ft (36 m)
FA: Bruce Meneghin, Tom Howard - 1976
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Shared By: saxfiend on Sep 3, 2007 · Updates
Admins: Steve Lineberry, Aaron Parlier

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Description Suggest change

This fine route may remind you of climbing in Tennessee, with its long vertical hand crack. Long, fun and well-protected, but the neophyte 5.7 leader might find it intimidating.

Start in the big corner, or on the flake right of the corner; move up until you can transition to a nice vertical crack system in the left face. Continue up the crack until it ends under a big roof, then make a traverse left and up to end at the left end of the roof.

Location Suggest change

Starts at the back end of the Amphitheatre in a big corner. A 70m rope will reach the ground to rap from the fixed gear.

Protection Suggest change

Small to medium cams, passive pro. Some big pieces are useful in the starting crack. Build a gear anchor.

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