Cornsnake Crack 5.7+
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| Type: | Trad, Sport, 2 pitches, Grade II |
| Consensus: | 5.7+ [details] |
| FA: | Jacob Cioffoletti and Mike Fischesser 2009 |
| New Route: | Yes |
| Submitted By: | Jacob Cioffoletti on Nov 22, 2010 |
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Livy Franklin leading the first pitch
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Location East Face A buttress to the left of the Peek-a-boo gully below a tree ledge. It is the closest route right of Hidden Crack.
Description First Pitch: Climb up a buttress with three bolts and two horizontal cracks (first being the Cornsnake Crack) before the tree ledge with two anchor bolts. Second Pitch: Starts out to the left of the tree above the anchors. There is about twenty feet of face climbing with one bolt protecting it. Then an awesome vertical crack with many possible placements. The crux is a "blocky" move where the crack dissipates.Keep to the right of the small growth and there will be two anchor bolts. To rappel two sixty meter ropes are needed.
Protection First pitch: 3 bolts and 2 horizontal cracks. Second pitch: 1 bolt and a long vertical crack.
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By John Saunders From: Cornelius, NC Oct 18, 2011
| Made the mistake of thinking this was hidden crack and expected 2 more pitches above.. Ended up doing right side of the vegetated ledge to the right of the P2 anchor and felt like that was closer to 5.10. Continued up above the 2nd pitch to a nice big ledge. Found a crack and followed it to a roof, then did a peek-a-boo-ish move out right up more then left to a ledge. Felt 5.8R. Then made a traversing pitch up and right to the lightening ledge. Lol what an adventure! Always good times on table.. |
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