Type: Trad, 50 ft (15 m)
FA: Doug Oliver and James Kirk, Dec 1989
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Shared By: Jason Wells on Nov 27, 2001 · Updates
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On the extreme right side of Supercrack buttress, just left of the giant leaning piller/cave that you go through to get to Anazazi. Look for a shallow right-facing corner with a great 50' near-vertical hand crack formed by a small pillar.

This is a short, fun, and moderate climb. Start out on a ramp deep in the corner, pull over a bulge with increasingly good hands, enjoy a great section of perfect hands, and scramble the last few feet to the top to a two-bolt anchor.

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#.75 Camalot, 2 #2.5 Friends, 3 #2 Camalots

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