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Hidden Treasure

. Private Idaho is just to the left and is only slightly easier. Both routes tend to work on the fingers despite the incut flakes. A bad bolt on this line was backed up by a good bolt, and it appears that getting out the first may be more of task than is warranted. Three stars here as well - Private Idaho is just as interesting as

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Private Idaho

Hidden Treasure

It is sad that it took more than a year after this fine line was established for me to jump on it. The FA team raved about incut flakes and high quality climbing; however, the convenience of doing other things on the crimpfest was enough to keep Hidden Treasure on the back burner. Well, I'll second the rave reviews, however belatedly. This has beautiful climbing on great features in a quite little nook. Perhaps we can call it adventure sport climbing. I'd go three stars for the stone, the flakes, the pro, and the spot. Bring the wine and a lady friend; never know what might develop.

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