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Shared By: Lee Hansche on Dec 5, 2007 · Updates
Admins: Kaleb Ebbett, Jay Knower, M Sprague, Jeffrey LeCours, Jonathan S, Robert Hall

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The first half of this route hosts the nicest crack on the cliff in my opinion... You will see the crack 15 feet up on a slab, a small pine tree growing at its top...

Climb up easy ground to the right and make a traverse to gain the base of the beautiful (but a little too short) crack... Jam and lock your way up the crack to the small tree and a nice ledge... Climb the grove above to the base of the overhang with cracks in it... Optional belay here... Climb the right hand of the two cracks in the overhang with a few strenuous moves that lead to easier climbing to the top....

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look for the nice crack in a slab with a small tree at its top... Its just left of the big dirty chimney corner of Cat walk...

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Cams and nuts... Nuts work great on the first half and larger-than-normal-rack cams on the second half...Top Rope Anchors (Will need very long extension). A #11 HEX protects the entry moves to the roof crack.  A Yellow (#2) and/or Blue (#3) Camalot for the actual crack. A 3.5 or 4 can be used above once the roof is cleared..and the large crack above is clean.  (Belaying at the tree above the roof is the usual practice) 

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