Type: Trad, 70 ft (21 m)
FA: 2013
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Shared By: Jay Harrison on Mar 10, 2014
Admins: Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer

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The crux is the opening handcrack. Feet are pretty sketchy; you've got to make good use of what little there is, and crank the jams.
Jam up the crack to its end at a small overhang. Move left to the stance shared with Firecracker. climb the right-rising, flaring wide crack in the slab to a horizontal break. Work up a shallow vertical crack to another horizontal, then (V1) step left 5' to a right-rising vertical crack. Take it to the ledge.
V1 Jammer Direct 5.9+: Step up and right onto the ramp below the bolt of Blueberry Jam and finish as for that route.

Location Suggest change

This route begins at the 15' tall, vertical tight-hands crack just right of the "scramble-up". It is 15' left of the cleft marking the start of the Gray-Harrison "alpine" route.

Protection Suggest change

Nuts, and cams to 4"
While this route goes up a very wide crack at one point, small cams can be used deep in it.

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