Finger/Small Hand crack with mostly laybacking and finger-locks all the way to the anchor.  Noted by some odd body positions for putting gear in.

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Handcrack

Wandering Crack

Wildcat

Perfect handcrack that gives way to an easy, yet committing roof.  Can be quite mossy in the early section of the crack on one side, but honestly doesn't affect the climbing. If anything its more comfortable. Gear #0.5-#3 or #4.

This route is a memorial route named "Wildcat", the nickname of a late Morgantown area climber and WVU med student Greg Setftick who was killed in an avalanche in the Tetons in 2011.  Very reachy/height dependent route moving through the crux sequence to a giant pocket, this move is done pretty regularly through dynamic movement.  Continue up the face using pockets and small rails to the overhanging headwall crack of Wandering Crack, place a gold #2 camalot here.  Fight the pump through the overhang and clip the older cold shuts shared with wandering crack.

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