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All Locations > N Carolina > 2. Northern Mou… > Linville Gorge > Table Rock > Hidden Crack (5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b)
Start of pitch 4. Traverse left for about 20-25 feet and then climb up the corner crack system. I initially started climbing up the corner on the far right of this picture which was not the route.
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View from the base of Hidden Crack
This a picture from the trail. You need to scramble up low 5th class terrain for about 25 feet to a small ledge to get to the start. The vegetation makes the ledge hard to see from the trail and the route is not visible from the trail.
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Claude Drevet
Oct 28, 2022
“Start of pitch 4. Traverse left for about 20-25 feet and then climb up the corner crack system. I initially started climbing up the corner on the far right of this picture which was not the route.”  

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Ian Burman finishing up pitch three and looking up at pitch four.
Happy Rocktober, yall
near the pitch 1 anchors
P1 rolls around right of broad buttress and then up to 'hidden crack'. Then moves around the arete just above where the leader is in this photo.
View from the base of Hidden Crack
Start of pitch 4. Traverse left for about 20-25 feet and then climb up the corner crack system. I initially started climbing up the corner on the far right of this picture which was not the route.
This a picture from the trail. You need to scramble up low 5th class terrain for about 25 feet to a small ledge to get to the start. The vegetation makes the ledge hard to see from the trail and the route is not visible from the trail.
View from the first belay. 4th class slab 20' to first gear. #3 in a block 10' to the left is best option if you want a ground anchor.
Up the scramble (somewhere between 3rd class to 5.0 for about 20 feet) to the tree ledge right of Rip Van Winkle/A Tall Climb To Be Good On, go to the far right end and look up and right over a slab and this is what you see: the "hidden" crack. Bolt just over the hump out of view.
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