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Climbing Area Index / Crack In The Woods Cliff / Trembling Traverse (5.7 R)
Directions:  Walk up hill from the Serendipity Slab for about 100 feet looking for a large crystal pocket 10 feet up.
Description: The upper section is the same slab as for the Serendipity Slab.
    Pitch 1: From the crystal pocket traverse about 30 feet left, then make the crux move up onto the easier slab. This is the same slab as Serendipity Slab. Continue about 90 feet directly up the slab to a rappel tree.
Gear: 
Descent: rappel the route
History:  June 17,2001 - George Hurley, Peg Immel

 
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