Type: Trad, 250 ft (76 m), 2 pitches
FA: Charlie Raymond and Larry Reynolds, October 1966
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Shared By: Roger Linfield on Jan 25, 2006 · Updates
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This prominent chimney is near the left end of the Buttress of Cracks.

 The first pitch (5.7) is a steep, well-protected chimney with a crux overhang at the top. 

The second pitch (5.6) follows another chimney directly above the belay ledge and is possible to combine with the first pitch. 

  • It finishes at a two bolt anchor near the top of the buttress, allowing you to scramble off or rappel.

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standard rack, with a few medium to large pieces

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