Type: Trad, 35 ft (11 m)
FA: Jason Burton, 1999
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Shared By: Chris Chaney on Oct 9, 2006 · Updates
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Description Suggest change

Scramble up to the ledge to the right. Stick in a large cam and then pull the stout crux. Once you get into the fist jams the hard stuff is over. Follow the cool looking crack to a ledge.

Location Suggest change

Walk right along the wall, past God Save the Queen around a prominent buttress with a steep left leaning crack. 1F2FRFBF is the opposite side of the crack on the east side of the buttress. You can't miss the striking right angling crack that begins as an offwidth and narrows to hands.

Rappel on the east side from a tiny tree in the top of the crack.

Latitude Longitude: N37.89223° W83.64955°

Protection Suggest change

From #1 to #4 camalot sizes. You can use hexes after the first wide cam.

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