Type: Trad, 65 ft (20 m)
GPS: 38.5515, -78.3106
FA: Will Alford, 2026 Equippers: Eddie Begoon, Howard Clark, Early 1990s
Page Views: 198 total · 76/month
Shared By: Will Alford on Jan 26, 2026
Admins: Shawn Heath, Aaron Parlier

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This amazing route was one of the longest-standing open projects at Old Rag. The entire route packs a punch and stacks up multiple sections of hard climbing separated by small rests. Originally, Eddie Begoon and Howard Clark bolted it ground up on hooks to the horizontal, just above the 5th bolt. With a tough and insecure section above, the route stalled out there and remained unsent until now. 

Begin on a good left-leaning rail and make difficult moves right off the ground (stick clip recommended). Continue up the steep face on thin and sustained cruxy edges, following the bolt line to reach the obvious horizontal. Place a few good finger-sized cams in the horizontal (last pro before the anchor) and traverse slightly right before heading straight up through an insecure and slightly run-out redpoint crux. Be aware, there is some potential for big air above the horizontal, but the fall is clean. 

Location Suggest change

Located at Lower God’s on the buttress just around the corner from Left Crack and Right Crack, but before you get to Ungodly Offwidth and Short N’ Schweet.

Protection Suggest change

5 bolts, .4-.75, bolt anchor

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