Home - Destinations - People - Partners - Forum - Photos - What's New
 ADVANCED
The Cookie Cliff
Show routes:
Select route...
Anathema 
Beverly's Tower 
Butterballs 
Butterfingers 
Catchy 
Catchy Corner 
Cookie Monster 
Cookie-Center, The 
Cookie-Right, The 
Crack-a-Go-Go 
Elevator Shaft, The 
Enema, The 
Enigma, The 
Hardd 
Meat Grinder 
Outer Limits 
Pringles 
Red Zinger 
Vendetta 
Waverly Wafer 
Wheat Thin 

Crack-a-Go-Go 

5.11c PG13

   

FA: Harvey Carter, Pete Pederson 5/67 FFA: Peter Livesey and Ron Fawcett 1974
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.11c [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 105 feet
Season: Spring and Fall
Views: 1,207 page views

Submitted By: Karsten on Oct 13, 2006


Add Photo  Add Comment 

You and this route  |  Other Opinions (12)
Your todo list:
Your stars:
Your rating: -none- [change]
Your ticklist: [add new tick]
 Printer Friendly View

Brad stylin' the onsight


Description 

This fine granite jewel climbs through some prime real estate. The route starts as a seam that generally widens as you ascend. The crux comes down low but endurance is still needed on this rope stretcher. Be careful that your pro is placed carefully as this route has spit more than a few climbers and their gear to the ground.


Location 

This route can be accessed by going to the right of bev's tower and then cutting up a trail that winds over slick rocks. Do a few short 4th class moves to access a ledge system to access several climbs. The climb begins 30ft to the left of Outer Limits as a seam near a small tree.

When lowering or rapping watch the ends of your rope


Protection 

A standard rack of doubles and nuts should suffice although offset nuts or cams can be helpful down low on the route. Anchors are in a small alcove.



Photos of Crack-a-Go-Go Slideshow Add Photo
Scott looking for pro as he gets into ankle-twister territory

Scott looking for pro as he gets into ankle-twiste...

I think you need a 70m rope to lower all the way to the ground, but Brad and Dustin demonstrate the 60m rope technique.

I think you need a 70m rope to lower all the way t...


Comments on Crack-a-Go-Go Add Comment
Show which comments
By Rob Dillon
From: Short Circuit
Oct 16, 2006

Medium Lowe-Ball was nice off the ground. The quality of this placement has been definitively tested!

By Chris Owen
Administrator
From: La Crescenta, CA
Jan 16, 2007

FFA Peter Livesey and Ron Fawcett 1974 (visiting Brits)

By Michael Ybarra
From: on the road
Sep 19, 2009

Really, an amazing route. You can use the tree to place a bomber gray or purple cam in the left crack to protect the opening moves. That gets you to a tricky stance and some hard to place but solid small nuts. Fire the crux. Pretty straight forward from there but save a couple of small nuts for high on the route.

With a 60 m rope I was able to lower off but my belayer had to climb into the tree a few feet for me to reach the ground.