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Rubberneck Crack 

Rubberneck Crack 

5.10

   
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FA: Jim Beissel and Mike Krowka, 2008
New Route: Yes
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10 [details]
Length: 1 pitch, 110 feet
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Submitted By: James Beissel on May 9, 2008


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Description 

Begin on the southwest side of the buttress and climb an angling, hand crack to a small bush. At this point, the crack forms a quartz-filled groove and the pro becomes scarce. It is possible to stem left to the corner and avoid the mungy runout. Continue up to a handcrack splitting a roof and turn the roof using hand jams and face holds (crux). Continue to the top of the buttress up broken rock.


Location 

Southwest side of Sugar Crack Buttress.


Protection 

Standard rack to 3".



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By James Beissel
From: Boulder, CO
May 24, 2008

We initially thought this was Sugar Crack, but after a chat with Dan Hare I'm pretty sure it wasn't. The name comes from the five or six cars that were backed up behind a "rubbernecker" watching us as we climbed.