The first part of the crack begins below the large roof on the right side of South face. This dihedral bends to the right at top and then the face traverse to the arete keeps it moving.

Col. Custer

Major Tom

Piglet

Butter Bars

Major Tom Offspring

MASH

Jesus loves you, but I don’t

Reveille

Five Easy Pieces

Lt. Dan

Hail Satan

The final traverse was very difficult, jams ok but feet non-existent as in Lt. Dan's. The first part of crack was no slouch either but much easier.

The first part is wide, up to #5 and the end is overhung tight fingers. Both difficult patches; I got a sit down rest at top of wide crack.

Establishing into the wide is the hard part. Squirming up is the rest.

I thought the crux was moving left under the roof; getting established there was committing.

This is the first part of Major Tom before it gets hard. As you exit the off-width crack into a ledge, you will see the chain anchors shared with Offshore Wind on the left. Starts with a nice hand crack that ends too soon, followed by a squeeze chimney that turns into an offwidth at the end. The crux is getting out of the crack into the ledge. 

Slightly overhanging hand crack to vertical face. The fun does not end until the anchors. 

  To get the full effect, stay in the crack the whole way up and don't use the block at the corner.

TradPrincess Eden did the FFA on February 7th, 2021.Start with a finger crack/layback to get to the roof. The crux is getting established on top of the roof. From there you get inside the off-width with good holds to the top. 

Mostly fists to hands and scrambling over weird blocks to top it off. Bit grainy at top.

The squeeze part is most intimidating but not that hard.

You want to tickle something wide? You want to get some of your body parts stuck while your groveling a piece off your rack. Do you love overhanging odd ball, painful, jams? Well this wonderland of stacks and body part jams will definitely appease your need for self inflicted pain! Some offwidth leads to epic jugs, then around a small corner into the business. 15’ of continuous climbing in a 3” - 6” crack!ENJOY! 

This crag is south facing and is perfect in winter. It has some hard cracks in 75' that go from fingers to wide. The rock is very good, with some exceptions. 

  Nobody climbs here. One old bolt on the right side exists. Needs replacing.

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