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(18) Hard Crack 

(18) Hard Crack 

5.10+

   

FA: ?
Type: Trad, TR
Consensus: 5.10b/c [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 50 feet
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Submitted By: George Perkins on Aug 13, 2008


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Description 

At the far right side of the New New Place, right of Twin Cracks, Hard Crack seeks out a right-facing overhanging wide hands crack which is midway up the face. You have a few choices to get up to this, none are particularly difficult or rewarding, but it is easiest coming in from blocky terrain a little to the rightt. The crux is probably easiest to lieback, and protects with a #3 camalot. The climb is not as hard after this steep section.


Location 

Right of Twin Cracks.. find the right-facing overhanging offwidth 1/2 way up. Choose your variation to get there.


Protection 

Cams to 3", and nuts. There may be a 2-bolt anchor at the top, or, if not, you can probably use the Twin Cracks anchors, rather than causing further damage to trees (or, build your own anchor with gear).



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By Daniel Trugman
From: Los Alamos, NM
Nov 26, 2009
rating: 5.10

A little bit dirty (water-runoff?) but with a fun, strenuous crux. This is a good route to push yourself on if you aren't solid at the grade because the gear is so bomber.