Type: Trad, 80 ft (24 m)
FA: John Long, November 1972
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Shared By: Randy on Dec 31, 2001
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A good excercise in thin hands jamming (even if the crux is short). Start about 65 feet left of Sidewinder and climb the obvious chimney (5.9) to where it ends at a small roof, with a thin crack above. This chimney is unprotected unless you bring a large 4-5 inch cam. At the roof, there is good pro.

Place a piece or two above the roof, then use bad jams, stems and body english to work your way up until you can get a thin hands jam and bring your feet up over the lip of the roof. Once you've established yourself in the crack above, the difficulties ease.

Descend off back of the crag (downclimb a crack or jump 12+ feet down); or jump to top of pinnacle to left and rappel off.

Protection Suggest change

0.5 to 2.5 inches protect upper crack fine; Bring a 4 inch piece if you need pro for the chimney.

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