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From the thin, right-angling crack at the bottom, you can move up and place cams in the thin, intermittent, left-angling crack, about eight feet above the flat boulder. Don't continue up the left-angling feature, which looks like a crack, but isn't.
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GB has placed an orange #4 Metolius and a #3 new Wild Country. No more pro is available until AFTER the crux, 30 feet up. <br> <br> Photo by Jim Desrosiers.
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George Bracksieck
Nov 20, 2019
“From the thin, right-angling crack at the bottom, you can move up and place cams in the thin, intermittent, left-angling crack, about eight feet above the flat boulder. Don't continue up the left-angling feature, which looks like a crack, but isn't.”  

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GB has placed an orange #4 Metolius and a #3 new Wild Country. No more pro is available until AFTER the crux, 30 feet up. <br> <br> Photo by Jim Desrosiers.
From the thin, right-angling crack at the bottom, you can move up and place cams in the thin, intermittent, left-angling crack, about eight feet above the flat boulder. Don't continue up the left-angling feature, which looks like a crack, but isn't.