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Roof Crack 

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Type: Boulder
Consensus: V0 [details]
FA: Unknown
Submitted By: Jesse Ryan on Mar 20, 2002

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Southeast Reservoir was closed and is no.

Description 

This roof is located about 10 yards South of the Piano Boulder on the ridge. Nearly facing due West is this juggy overhanging short crack. Mostly face climbing on monster jugs, but possible to set a great hand jam or two. To make this a little stiffer start five feet left and traverse on jugs to a butt scraping start and then launch into the line, the higher the feet the more the pump.


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A pad and spotter are nice.



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A view of the crack from the ground. A lot of ways to warm up on this piece. Start from left or right and either traverse over, come up through the crack, on either side: a couple of fun heels and smaller crimps to get your fingers moving for the day.

BETA PHOTO: A view of the crack from the ground. A lot of ways...

Piano Ridge "Unknown Roof" with three approximate routes: North Arete, Roof Crack, and South Face. Many variations not shown.

BETA PHOTO: Piano Ridge "Unknown Roof" with three approximate ...


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By chase rhinestone
May 5, 2006

This is a great problem for beginners and it definitely has a lot of variations. Heel hooks look cool.

By Jimn Seiler
From: North Platte, NE
Aug 25, 2006

This has a unique hand jam that is great.

By Colin Erskine
From: Madison, WI
Jan 11, 2007
rating: V0-1

Starting far left, I think was easier b/c it got you to actally start with some foot holds...other than just campusing the first hold or two in the center. Deff V0/1.