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Beer Crack

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Public Consumption

Beer Crack

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Crystal Ladder

This has a very interesting and fun, tricky start (V0+). After the first 10 feet, the crack becomes an intricately featured and delightful ladder (5.7).

Public Consumption is a sixty degree overhanging, flared hands and finger crack roof. Start with one hand in the first tight hand pod, which is really bad, and the other in the perfect finger lock just up from it, either as an underclinging lock or as a thumbs down lock.

This is a new Vedauwoo classic. It is a sixty degree overhanging splitter hand crack roof that leads to a gaping flared offwidth exit, which isn't too bad due to a big face hold to the left of the crack. Start sitting down on the first good hands at the bottom of the roof. There are many ways to do the end, so after you figure it out you can just keep playing around. This thing is really good.

This thing has now been dug out (in an unfortunately unsightly way, it looks like someone just took the incessant digging from dogs which I have many times seen chase annimals under there and dig for them, as inspiration to help the dogs dig a big dog hole) which extends the start a good two body lengths of big hand and fist crack climbing. This bumps the difficulty up a bit. I think V5 (12-) was an honest grade before, and I think the extension adds a grade. Again, this is a really good problem.

Jam up the dihedral, then traverse to the right, until you can reach the block on the ledge (be careful, the block has unknown stability).  Mantle up on the ledge, and carefully walk around and down.

Sit start. Sustained jams lead to thin, rattly hands over the crux bulge. Mantel to top out.

This is a left-leaning crack on the southern end of the corridor.  It starts out thin hands/hands sit start, then it gets wider.  Traverse around boulder and either jump into the aspen, or downclimb the crack next to it.

Squirm up the exfoliating chimney that gets wider as you go. If you made it this far, you may as well top out. This is worth doing but is sketchy!

This is a very nice delicate splitter tips highball.  You have to hunt around to find the good locks, which are sharp and for the most part very positive.  Where the crack rocks over you will find big pisitive lie backs as well as more locker thin tips jams.  Finish by making a long reach to the obvious cobble in the horizontal to the right of the bush, which is a jug.  Down climb to the left upon reaching the obvious ledge.  This crack is very distinct because it is has about three feet of forty five degree slab at the base of it.  The hardest moves are at the top of the vertical section, but as soon as you step off the slab the climbing is fairly sustained as well as technical, sequential, and balancy.

This is a splitter crack on the east side of a boulder.  Sit start with hands, going to fingers.  It is a great problem.

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