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Unnamed 5.11 fingercrack - 5.11c
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Rock
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Extra yellow TCUs and 0.5 Camelots. Contrary to the guidebook, you do need a few small TCUs
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Description:
Another classic unnamed Indian Creek splitter. Starts a minute or two walk right of where the approach trail hits the prow of the Reservoir Wall. Be looking for a striking fingercrack just right of an arete. Great locks and cool pods in the crack for toejams. Bizarre finish. Highly recommended. Deserves a name.
Submitted by: crackmd on 2007-11-13
Views: 202
Route ID: 66267
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3 Ascents Recorded
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| Difficulty | 5.11c |
| Safety Rating | G |
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Onsight ascent by:
beautiful
this felt harder than 11b, but I was not climbing super well that day. great, varied climb.
Added: 2007-11-08
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| Difficulty | 5.11c |
| Safety Rating | G |
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nice
Ditto on the Blue Metolius. big fingers to arete rest to perfect fingers (Yellow Metolius for me) without feet. Highly recommended.
Added: 2007-05-07
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Red Point ascent by:
Ascent Note
I believed the guide and took nothing smaller than yellow TCUs. Bad move! There is a short cruxy section about 30 feet up that requires purple and blue TCUs. Once I acquired the correct rack the climb went smoothly. Wonderful fingerjamming with a weird finish.
Witnessed by: Steve Louthan
Added: 2005-04-19
Added: 2005-04-19
