Type: Trad, 750 ft (227 m), 6 pitches
FA: Roy Gorin, J. Hudson, William Dixon, and Ellen Wilts, 1954
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Shared By: Roger Linfield on Feb 24, 2006 · Updates
Admins: C Miller, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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This is the most obvious of the three Lark climbs, and the least sustained. It follows well-defined crack systems.

 Start about ten feet to the left of the North Buttress and climb a crack for two pitches.

 Traverse a few feet right to another crack system and follow that for several pitches to its end. It becomes a prominent right-facing corner, with some well-protected small overhangs being the crux of the route.

 At the top of the crack system, continue up a chute to the top.

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