Type: Trad, 70 ft (21 m)
FA: R. Grandstaff, W. Broussard, '80
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Shared By: Tony B on Jan 1, 2003
Admins: Luke EF, Larry DeAngelo, Justin Johnsen, Aaron Mc

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This a set of twin cracks, but as irony would have it, they top out all too soon. The climb is up a pleasant crack system which is worthy of attention and merit, but runs for only a single pitch. A shame, as were this a longer system it would be a classic Red Rocks climb.

To locate this route, approach the left side of the Brass Wall. As you do, keep out an eye for a set of twin splitters, starting as a single crack perhaps 10' off of the ground and then splitting and slowly separating along their length. This route has a little of everything, including a nice solid crux to keep it interesting.

From the fixed anchor up top, Rap 70' to the ground on a single rope.

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A standard rack of stoppers and cams.

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