Type: Trad, 250 ft (76 m), 3 pitches
GPS: 45.4049, -116.12373
FA: Carson Sloan, Camdon Kay - June 2026
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Shared By: Camdon Kay on Apr 26, 2026
Admins: Mike Engle, Eric Bluemn

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Do you have what it takes to face the Creviceman?

Steep face, quality slab, offwidth grunting, and some fun moderate crack climbing thrown in for good measure.

P1 - A short, steep, fully-bolted face pitch on less-than-optimal rock leads to a hanging belay. (5.10)

P2 - The stone becomes high quality immediately. Step right into a fun hand crack. When the crack ends, make a cruxy pull around onto a slab. Fun slabbing ensues with a crux finish to a victory jug. Comfortable belay on a dike ledge. (5.11-)

P3 - The money pitch. Clip two bolts en route to the splitter wide crack. Wrestle your way up the crack and onto a ledge where you can throw up and gather your wits. If you are short on gear and/or are worried about rope drag, you can belay here. A final bombay offwidth guards the fun moderate flake climbing that will bring you to the P6 anchor of Graveyard Shift. (5.Wide)

Rap the route with a 60m cord, or continue up the final 8 pitches of Graveyard Shift.

Location Suggest change

The left side of Hit the Road Jack Buttress, just before the gully that separates it from the Dihedral Buttress.

Approach as for the Dihedral Buttress. Upon arriving at the base of the formation, head back right and up the hill to the western corner of Hit the Road Jack Buttress.

Protection Suggest change

6 draws. Gear to 6”, with extras in hands and fists.

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