Type: Trad, 90 ft (27 m), 2 pitches
FA: Rick Fairtrace, Scott Jones 1985
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Shared By: Sam Stephens on Jan 26, 2010 · Updates
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One of the coolest easy splitter cracks in the NRG. Looks like someone just grabbed the rock and pulled it apart. Starts in a hand/fat hand crack and goes up a slabby to vertical face with the crack narrowing to fingers at the top. From here, you can either build an anchor on the ledge with horizontals above the big Hueco and bring up your second, or you can place a piece, sling it long and cruise the short but beautiful dihedral to the top.

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About 100 yards past Springboard and Triple Treat climbers right.

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Standard rack with some extra small pieces, especially if you want to break it into two pitches. Two bolt anchor.

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