Type: Trad, 65 ft (20 m)
GPS: -38.1585, 175.5284
FA: B Martin, P Manning, S Carr - 25 Jan 93
Page Views: 602 total · 3/month
Shared By: Ryan Kelly on Apr 2, 2009
Admins: Muscrat, Mauricio Herrera Cuadra

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The most prominent feature on the wall is a large left-facing dihedral with a perfect finger to wide-hands crack running up the center of it. The line is far more overhanging than it looks from the ground but the dihedral allows you to either stem or partial-chimney and make life a lot easier than it’d be if just a splitter crack. Ignimbrite isn’t the most gentle on the hands but it’s still a clean crack and worth doing if not just to get a break from the repetitious pocket-pulling at the rest of the crag.

Location Suggest change

If you can’t locate this line perhaps crack climbing just isn’t your thing.

Protection Suggest change

A small rack of cams from finger to wide-hands, perhaps a few extra in the wide stuff. You can make a reach at the top and clip the anchors to the arête route to the right, but then you wouldn’t get to do the exit moves. A large tree sits at the top just begging to be anchored to while you bring up your second; an easy walk-off to the climbers left.

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