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Curving Crack 

5.8

   

FA: unknown
Type: Trad, TR
Consensus: 5.8 [details]
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Submitted By: Tom Anderson-Brown on Oct 10, 2001


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Burt Preston near the crux of Curving Crack.


Description 

The Curving Crack is a great moderate climb that requires some tricky jamming towards the top of the route. Start out with some blocky moves and move up along the crack, curving towards the right. About half way up the route have the option of using only the crack (harder) or using a shallow dihedral to the right to stem up. The top of the climb holds the crux where you seem to hit a dead-end.


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Standard Rack



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Curving Crack (8), Deceptive (9), and Out There (10)

BETA PHOTO: Curving Crack (8), Deceptive (9), and Out There (1...

Wes Anderson ascending Curving Crack

Wes Anderson ascending Curving Crack

Wes Anderson setting up for a smear on Curving Crack.

Wes Anderson setting up for a smear on Curving Cra...

Wes Anderson down low on Curving Crack.

Wes Anderson down low on Curving Crack.

Adam Therneau leading Curving Crack. August, 2003.

Adam Therneau leading Curving Crack. August, 2003.


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By Anonymous Coward
Feb 26, 2002

we use to rate curving crack 5.6

By Bruce Neumann
From: Bountiful, UT
Sep 7, 2007

The moves are a bit awkward b/c you have to go deep for good jams, but good fun and a nice lead. A few lost cams – Wise use of runners is a way to keep your gear.

By John W. Knoernschild
From: Hartland, WI
Jul 3, 2008

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