Type: Trad, 160 ft (48 m)
FA: Ray Jardine & John Lakey, April 1976
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Shared By: Brad G on Feb 4, 2009 · Updates
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A super clean and long splitter on the right side of the Cascade Falls Area (its hard to miss). It starts and ends with interesting knob climbing up a steep face. Start by climbing up a ramp then traversing right across the knobs passing a bolt to the beginning of the crack. Fingers in the beggining, stacks in the middle then lieback/underclinging up higher. Lower off the bolts.

Another classic crack climb along the 140! If you want more climbing but no walking do Fish Crack as well, the finger crack just to the left. Have fun!

Location Suggest change

The obvious splitter seen from the lower cascade parking area

Protection Suggest change

doubles in .3 to .5
triples in .75 to 1
two #2's
one #3 and #4

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