An easy, but unique and very fun climb. Stand start smearing with both hands on the sloper jugs if the crescent feature. Use more jugs to work your way up and slightly right to the rock over the lip and topout. It is also a nice downclimb for the slabs at The Cranny.

The Cranny Crescent

Neature Walk

Tango in the Night

The Cranny Craze

Stand start on a foot jug and move up to the two obvious smooth crimps. Smear up to a jug shelf then follow more jug shelves up and over to topout.

This problem is characterized by sparse holds up a tall, vertical face!  The problem is can be distinguished by the perfect, vertical crimp seam about 10 feet up the wall.

Begin on crimps about head high. Once established, use a good right hand slot/pocket as well as other small features to move up and slightly left towards the vertical crimp seam. Following the vertical crimp seam, the only other distinct feature is a small slopey crimp about a foot from the top of the boulder. Once you stick the final crimp, set your feet up and make a somewhat committing hop to the top of the boulder!

The vertical crimp seam is slightly to the left of where the problem starts, the final small slopey crimp is slightly to the right.

If anyone has a suggestion for this problem, please let me know!

Stand start just right of the large rock half buried in the ground on a foot jug (A left palm press, or a crimpy right undercling may help). Use small iron features to dance your way up to 3 mm or 4 mm crystal crimps to the left. Then compress on some sloper pockets to stand up to the lip of the boulder and topout.

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