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Vulcan Crawl 

V5

   
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Type: Boulder, 30 feet
Consensus: V5- [details]
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Submitted By: Tavis Ricksecker on Jul 4, 2007

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The start of the Vulcan Traverse, V5

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Description 

A left to right traverse on the steep South face of the 'Happy Boulder'.

Start way down and left in the cave below the start of 'Disco Diva'. Make some interesting moves out of the cave and traverse the juggy lip of the cave right with underclings and other good holds, and continue all the way over to finish up the arete of 'Big Chicken'. Makes those topout moves a little more interesting!


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'Happy Boulder', south face topo

BETA PHOTO: 'Happy Boulder', south face topo

Brittny traversing the Vulcan!

Brittny traversing the Vulcan!


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By Euan Cameron
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From: Redlands and Mammoth Lakes
Jan 20, 2008
rating: V5

A good varied problem. The V2 finishing moves sure feel harder than you want them to be!

By Andy Liu
From: Bay Area, CA
Feb 1, 2011