Type: Trad, 140 ft (42 m)
GPS: 37.10208, -119.20777
FA: Neeley and Rose
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Shared By: Ted Baker on Dec 27, 2021 · Updates
Admins: Cory B, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes

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One of the best moderate crack climbs in the region. Mostly 5.8, but short bit of 5.9. Start up a more flared part with some small fingers. The crack is very coarse, hand protection may be preferred.

The crack does not continue to the easier low angle climbing as it appears in some guides. When the crack ends it is best to step over 10ft to the 2 bolts of the climb to the right, else face a 20-30ft run out. A gear belay can also  be made, but done with finger size cams when the crack ends. From the bolts it can be continued to anchors 30ft up the face and another 50ft up a lower angle slab to finish. There are no chains or webbing on these bolts right now.

An 80m rope can be used for a toprope, or a 70m can be used for descending ONLY, if rappelling far to the uphill right.

Location Suggest change

Most obvious crack in the middle of the main south face between 2 gulleys. 

Protection Suggest change

0.3-3” Many hands, Doubles or more of 1-3”, but varied smaller sizes can also be found. A #4 could also be used.

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