Type: Trad, 800 ft (242 m), 6 pitches
FA: Chuck Wilts and Royal Robbins, June 1952
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Shared By: Roger Linfield on Feb 24, 2006
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This long, classic route is a good choice on a hot day and it starts just to the right of the prominent dihedral of Whodunit. 

Climb one or two moderate pitches up a crack system that splits the face, ending on a good ledge. Go up and left, then back right along a crack until it joins a larger crack system. 

Two more pitches up this crack system lead up to an obvious belay spot. The crux pitch involves a short splitter finger jam over an overhang, with good protection. 

Easier (5.6 and 5.7) crack pitches lead to the top.

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