Long Live Trad

A great route with so much variety, it would have a different name if I had not slipped off it on my first try... I was going to name the route "And Now for Something Completely Different." because it changed character every 10 feet or so.

There was some somewhat friendly route scooping going on between Jerry, Willie, and Myself in those days.

Climb up this, a thin inset to a thin off-set to a wide crack to a leaning offset to a finger crack to a pod to an offset... to the top. Rap from fixed anchors on a tree.

On the left aspect of Jazz Rock, you will encounter this climb, a splitter crack of various sizes running ground-up to the top of the wall. It has some moss not far to the sides of the bottom and is about 15 meters to the right of a Moderate Chimney called "My what a Pretty Crack You Have."

A standard rack from .5 to 4"