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5.10b

   

FA: Unknown
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10b [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 70 feet
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Submitted By: Joel Hickok on Jun 20, 2004


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Some cliffs are occasionally closed due to raptor nesting. 14-day camping limit. MORE INFO >>>

Description 

On the north wall. Hike right around the corner to where a few routes are clustered next to each other. This is probably the best warm up for most people. The crack is offset, splitter and leans left for the first 2/3 of the route. Primarily hands and thin hands takes you to the anchor.


Protection 

A 2" piece and several red and gold camalots. #3 friends also work on the middle portion of the crack.



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By Ryan Deppen
Sep 28, 2004
rating: 5.10b

Nice route, great if you want to break in to the #1 camalot size, this section is short and steep. Can toprope the 10d to the left which is really fun, lots of good fingerlocks and smaller sizes for those wanting to work the tighter stuff. Morning shade/ mid afternoon shade.

By chrisp
From: boulder
Jun 13, 2007

This was a tough love crack for me. I have big hands and found it difficult and challenging. The route demands to spit you out and make you work for the jams. I agree with the previous post and this is a great route if you want to work the #1 camelot size, just dont expect it to be easy if you have big paws

By Michael Schneiter
From: Glenwood Springs, CO
Nov 3, 2008

Supposedly this is called Country.