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Super Crack of the Reef
5.10+ YDS 6b+ French 21 Ewbanks VII+ UIAA 20 ZA E3 5b British
Type: | Trad, 220 ft (67 m), 2 pitches, Grade II |
FA: | Steve (Crusher) Bartlett, Paul Ross, (alt Leads) |
Page Views: | 7,053 total · 29/month |
Shared By: | Paul Ross on May 14, 2005 · Updates |
Admins: | Perin Blanchard, GRK, David Crane |
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Description
The route is located on the left side (south) of Little Spotted Wolf Canyon. The crack is mostly clean with perfect rock. Walk through SWC for about 5 mins passing the chocolate striped slab, around the corner at the other side of the slab/ridge is the fine left facing corner crack a few minutes hike up the steep talus.
P1) The crack starts at about 11/2". The first 70' or so is great 5.10 climbing. Then a short section of much easier, but much chossier rock is protected past three bolts under the mini roof. Thin hands over the roof lead to a two bolt anchor. 125' 5.10.
P2) Start out with fun 5.8 up the low angle crack to the steep off-width section that ends with a 5.10+ crux right at the top. 80' Two bolt anchor.
Register in cairn in alcove above belay.
Descent: Two 70m single rope raps get you to the ground. The second rap may require a touch of scrambling to the ground.
P1) The crack starts at about 11/2". The first 70' or so is great 5.10 climbing. Then a short section of much easier, but much chossier rock is protected past three bolts under the mini roof. Thin hands over the roof lead to a two bolt anchor. 125' 5.10.
P2) Start out with fun 5.8 up the low angle crack to the steep off-width section that ends with a 5.10+ crux right at the top. 80' Two bolt anchor.
Register in cairn in alcove above belay.
Descent: Two 70m single rope raps get you to the ground. The second rap may require a touch of scrambling to the ground.
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