Type: Trad, 90 ft (27 m)
FA: Pete Absolon, Bob Burgher (at 5.11d AO) 1986 FFA: Eric Horst, Rick Thompson 1987
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Shared By: camhead on Sep 20, 2011 · Updates
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Description Suggest change

The guidebook says of this line, "Seriously, it's an 80 foot fingercrack!" Although there is a bit of a chimney section, the description pretty much sums it up (and I think there's some sort of finger crack in the back of the chimney, so...).

The route starts right off with a sort of jump start to a jug, then some 5.10ish perfect fingers, to a squeeze chimney with hands and fingers in the back, and then the final 50 feet are an unrelenting crack with everything from good locks to tips locks to ringlocks, and one or two handjam rests. I thought that there were two distinct cruxes.

Location Suggest change

about 10 minute walk downstream from the Beckoning, and about 3 minute walk upstream from Fingercrack in White Corner.

Protection Suggest change

hands down to 0 TCU. emphasis on blue and yellow tcu size. There are bolted anchors about 8 feet shy of the top.

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