Best Crack
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Best single or multi-pitch crack you've ever climbed? |
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No way I'll ever be able to narrow it down to just one. |
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The Rostrum in Yosemite Valley. 8 pitches of classic cracks from fingers to wide |
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White Knight and Drop, Fly, or Die at the Spider's Web, Adks, NY |
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Best crack. |
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Best moderates I've climbed are |
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The Regular route on Fairview dome is my favorite moderate crack. |
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Climbed? |
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camhead wrote:Fallen Arches, LCCpix please |
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BScallout wrote: pix pleaseWoops, just saw that the original poster was specifying cracks that you have CLIMBED. I have not sent Fallen Arches. Thanks for calling out my BS. Post edited for accuracy. |
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Best climb so far for me: Scarface (not sent but project) in the Creek. |
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im bringn it back to the spiders web in keene valley NY, the best single pitch crack there is. TR 5.10 drop fly or die 5.11 and rock and roll star at pitchoff chimney cliff |
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camhead, |
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Multi-pitch: |
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scenic cruise |
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As far as single pitch routes go, I'd say Goldfinger. Simply beautiful sustained moves past several hard sections. Blues Riff is a close second, if you lead the first two pitches as one. F.S.J. is a great boulder problem, but the mosquitos can be bad. |
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wiggins II |
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No contest: |
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josh holmes wrote:...Blues Riff is a close second, if you lead the first two pitches as one.How could I forget about Blues Riff! Good call. Stellar climb! Also, for multi-pitch, A-line (variation finish to Beeline) on the Hulk was pretty sweet to. For pure climbing, Serenity to Sons is still better, but A-line has that high-alpine feel. |
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I feel like for this to be a fair contest, or at least so that the thread isn't overwhelmed by one area, perhaps we should consider the best crack that isn't in the creek... |
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My top 10 list |