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Climbing Area Index / Woodchuck Ledge (Eagle Ledge) / Triassic Crack (5.8)
Triassic Crack
Directions:  Walk a couple hundred feet right from where the trail dumps you and look for a short moderately-steep wall. There is a small pile of blocks at the left side of the wall.
Description: A nice moderate crack climb that gets better the higher you go.
    Pitch 1: Climb up into a niche/chimney with a little roof. Exit the roof at a crack on the right and follow the crack to the top.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: rappel from trees with one rope
History:  August 23,1995 - George Hurley, Rick Wilcox

 
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