| Type: | Trad, 230 ft (70 m), 2 pitches |
| GPS: | 32.31928, 77.36567 |
| FA: | Paul Dovydaitis, Dave Aubrey |
| Page Views: | 668 total · 3/month |
| Shared By: | Paul Dovydaitis on Oct 29, 2010 |
| Admins: | Gokul G, Sandeep Bhagyawant, Gunkswest |
Description
Excellent climbing up the obvious corner on the across from Crack Me Up wall. The start is marked by a section of tall grass.
Pitch 1: Follow the corner up for roughly 115 feet until you reach a small slab/ledge. There is gear on the right wall in an undercling crack (small - medium cams!). This is pretty much a hanging belay although with some effort you can get a good stance on the slab.
Pitch 2: Continue following the corner another 115 feet. Crux is the black/white stained section half way up the pitch. Towards the top you will come to an area with some marginal gear followed by a grassy topout. Resist the urge to create a belay - it's not great gear, it's really awkward, and there is great gear for an anchor at the top.
Generally excellent climbing on solid holds, sustained.



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