Honey Crack 

FA:  Tom Hanson, Mark Johler, 1986. Type:  Trad Views: 129 page views Submitted By: Dan Mottinger on Mar 20, 2001 Add Photo  Add Comment

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Description 

On the east side of the Honeycomb Spire is a meandering crack that starts on the lower right side of the tower and traverses to the center where it is vertical for a few moves. Many face holds help for the feet while a few jams in the crack are needed to ascend the vertical section. The rock is a little loose and has lots of lichen growing on it.

Protection 

Standard Rack. The single bolt on top of the tower should be backed up if used for an anchor. A horizontal crack on the main wall will accept mid sized cams to facilitate an anchor.