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Climbing Area Index / North Bald Cap / Double Crack (5.8)
Directions:  #3 on the left side of the topo
Description: Climbs a blocky buttress in the middle of the cliff.
    Pitch 1: Thrash up to the start just below the roof and block, climb up a slab,(bolt) and go through the headwall to the right of the block. Head for the Double cracks which you could see from the ground and climb to a garden.

    Pitch 2: Then 2 more 200 ft. pitches to the top.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: 
History:  October 2008 - Paul Cormier & Sarah Reeder

 
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