Type: | Trad, 50 ft (15 m) |
FA: | Todd and Donette Wain, Marea and Paul Ross, 11/98 |
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Shared By: | Randy Carmichael on Sep 4, 2004 |
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Description
Corn is a very short, fun climb with bomber hand jams.
Corn is located on the SW side of Plumb Line Crag. It is on the lower tier of the Crag, and is about 40 feet to the left of the distinct Plumb Line hand crack. Corn is in a recessed, left-facing corner with two cracks. Start out using both cracks and then follow the left crack. Set up the belay in a cave formed by the large boulders perched on the crag's middle terrace.
To exit, scramble off to your right (East), staying high on the terrace until you are on the East side of the Crag. Alternatively, there are bolted anchors on the large boulder just above the Plumb Line crack that can be used for a rappel.
Corn is located on the SW side of Plumb Line Crag. It is on the lower tier of the Crag, and is about 40 feet to the left of the distinct Plumb Line hand crack. Corn is in a recessed, left-facing corner with two cracks. Start out using both cracks and then follow the left crack. Set up the belay in a cave formed by the large boulders perched on the crag's middle terrace.
To exit, scramble off to your right (East), staying high on the terrace until you are on the East side of the Crag. Alternatively, there are bolted anchors on the large boulder just above the Plumb Line crack that can be used for a rappel.
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