Type: | Trad, 70 ft (21 m) |
FA: | Jack Pierce, Tommy Taylor 1975 FFA Lile Dean, Kip Simmons 1975 |
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Shared By: | saxfiend on Feb 25, 2007 · Updates |
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Description
Even if this was the only outstanding route at this little crag (and it isn't), Knife Crack alone would make a visit to Griffin's worthwhile. Finger crack climbing at its finest with plentiful protection; the only thing wrong with Knife Crack is that it's too short.
Follow the jagged crack, using finger locks and foot jams, to a ledge with anchors below the roof. The crux is down low; things ease up some with better feet further up the crack.
Follow the jagged crack, using finger locks and foot jams, to a ledge with anchors below the roof. The crux is down low; things ease up some with better feet further up the crack.
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