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44.81299°N / 121.09598°W |
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Jefferson |
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Trad Climbing |
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Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter |
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The North End is much like the Main Wall, but tilted back and fractured. The quality is still high, but the angle is less than vertical on many routes (especially on the upper half of many routes) so the climbs tend to be less demanding and scary.
Follow the directions on the main Trout Creek page, trail terminated just below the right side of the North End.
Note: These are only the routes I have climbed (led, followed, or TR), and are not representative of the total variety Also Note: contrary to the listings in Jeff Wenger’s guidebook, I have listed these from left to right. Rodeo Crack - 5.10 An offwidth start leads to a section of fist jamming before returning to the wide and then finishing with a short hand crack. I used hand stacks and knee jams through the bottom, tore up my hands on the fist jamming, and found the upper section was low enough angle it could be climbed without returning to offwidth technique. Salad Daze - 5.9 One of the easier 5.9s at the crag if you have big hands, by the time the crack narrows enough to be problematic, another has opened to your right.