Type: Trad, 105 ft (32 m)
GPS: 44.40782, -73.5037
FA: Gary Allan 1978
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Shared By: Jon Clark on Jul 8, 2025 · Updates
Admins: Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer

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A stellar finger and hand crack located between The Snatch and The Great Dihedral 100 feet off the ground. It was originally climbed by Patrick Munn on rope solo in 1977 and was accessed from the ground via very impressive and bold A4 climbing. 

The best approach is to climb either The Snatch or The Great Dihedral and traverse to a bolted belay above the dike band. Then, rappel to a shallow ledge and set a gear belay with 1"-2" cams. A 70m rope or two ropes are required to rappel.

Climb the sweet crack with difficulties at the start and finish to a bolted belay. Traverse left to the anchor on The Snatch to descend with one 70m rope or two ropes.

Location Suggest change

The crack system in between The Snatch and The Great Dihedral.

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5"-2.5" cams with an emphasis on fingers; wires

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