RIVER CROSSING IS DANGEROUS. CROSS AT OWN RISK - Especially during the Spring and Summer, the water level can be high and the current is strong. If you choose to cross in high water, use the upper crossing. However, even at this crossing, the water will go up to the torso of an average-sized human. A sturdy stick or trekking pole is essential. A PFD is a good idea.
If you're not experienced, best wait to hit these boulders til the end of Summer or Fall.
Climb the center of the face using techy smears and balance in the opening sequence before changing gears and tossing dynamically for the top. Get on it, you won't regret it!
Almost flashed the proceeded to put 20 ish burns into this. All while watching a pair of bana slugs cruise it like it was cake. I was really hoping I'd find some magical balance and sequence that was flowy and didn't yar too hard or force it, but in the end it just came down to locking down and pimping the life juices out of that tiny crimp up and right. I was close to a mini mantle and I think with better temps it might be doable without death crimping. Still a fun puzzle and a great way to end my day here. Oh I fell in the river on my way out. Luckily it was in the shallows after getting 90% of the way across but oof. Carying my 80+ pound set up really makes that crossing treacherous solo. Since I was already wet I enjoyed a dip and frolic. Love this crag. Will be back.
Almost flashed the proceeded to put 20 ish burns into this. All while watching a pair of bana slugs cruise it like it was cake. I was really hoping I'd find some magical balance and sequence that was flowy and didn't yar too hard or force it, but in the end it just came down to locking down and pimping the life juices out of that tiny crimp up and right. I was close to a mini mantle and I think with better temps it might be doable without death crimping. Still a fun puzzle and a great way to end my day here. Oh I fell in the river on my way out. Luckily it was in the shallows after getting 90% of the way across but oof. Carying my 80+ pound set up really makes that crossing treacherous solo. Since I was already wet I enjoyed a dip and frolic. Love this crag. Will be back.