Type: Trad, TR, 40 ft (12 m)
FA: FA, ground-up lead: Kevin O’Brien & Colin Sturgess 1976
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Shared By: Alec Manougian on Nov 16, 2020 · Updates
Admins: Pat Goodman, Dylan Griffith, Ray Weber

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A left-arching crack that consists of jamming, stemming, laybacking. Very picturesque and climbed a while back by the local crushers that eventually took their skills down to the New River Gorge.

This climb can be persistently wet after a good bit of rain, but does dry up nicely after about a week of no precipitation.

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Climbers right under the Main Overlook by about 30-40 ft. You will not be in a line of fire of anything falling off the overlook. The top of the cliff here is heavily vegetated. 

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new wavebolt glue in anchors with quicklinks and carabiners as of jan 2021. 0.4-#4. doubles of #1,2,3 to sew it up

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