Type: TR, 50 ft (15 m)
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Peter Beal on Sep 12, 2015
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The east face of Crown Rock is a great novice area with any number of possible routes. The most common line is up the middle trough to a big ledge at 40 feet. Either continue left up a short corner or step right to a smooth slab crux and finish.

Solid rock and a variety of holds make this an excellent introduction to climbing. Climb in the morning for sun or afternoon for shade.

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Descent (or TR access) is typically by a low angle gully and short awkward chimney on the right side of the west face.

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Either solo it or use a TR. You must build your own anchor. Bring small to medium cams, stoppers, and webbing.

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