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Type: Trad, TR, 1 pitch, 80 feet
Consensus: 5.4 [details]
FA: [Unknown] to me.
Submitted By: Tony B on Oct 31, 2004

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Andra, 9, perhaps on Wide Crack.

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Description 

Toward the right side of the 3rd Pinnacle above The Amphitheatre you will see a large hunk of rock leaning [against] the face, and a [tree growing] out of the rock just about that. This is right of the distinguished "[triple] cracks" of Trident. Climb the flake and past the tree to reach a crack that goes up though a few steep moves and to the top of the rock. I have not placed gear in this, but it appears that it would protect on a set of large cams and hexes, maybe with a few stoppers. Despite its name, it is not a particularly wide crack, and will require no pro above fist-sized.


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A set of cams and nuts.



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By Mike Pharris
From: Longmont, CO
Sep 17, 2008

The girl in the pic looks to me to be a few feet right of the "Wide Crack" route. I did it by going up to the lower tree and turning an overhang (stout 5.4) and getting established in a crack with nice hand jams for a few moves to another tree above which the angle lessened to a nice finish at a slot of sorts on top.