Coyne Crack 

FA:  Leonard Coyne 1978 Type:  Trad Consensus:  5.11d [details] Length:  70 feet Views: 115 page views Submitted By: Zac Robinson on Oct 11, 2008 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

Short and sweet, this is a steep finger crack visible near the base of the thumb.

Location 

From PlumbLine, look up towards the base of the thumb area. It is the obvious fingercrack that starts with a rightward lean and then heads straight up the wall.
An approch pitch up the easy corner will get you to an anchor on a tree at the base of the route. Head up and once you are at the top, you will see anchors to your right.

Protection 

Mostly Finger sized pieces the entire way. Make sure you have at least doubles of 0.3, 0.4, and 0.5. Stoppers are also handy and a good placement can be found nearly anywhere if you can hold on long enough to use it.