Snag Crack

Above B.S., you trend right up knobs plugging gear. Then make a slab traverse right clipping one bolt across the slab. Get to a wide crack, laybacking a few moves before getting into the wide crack which turns into great thin hands above.

Stiffer than other climbs of the grade I've done in the area. Not recommended for those pushing into the grade, harder to protect opening layback from a fall to the slab.

Far left of Domestic Dome. Look for the dead snag laying on the face. Approach by climbing B.S.

One bolt. Book says gear to 4", but my #4 was not even rattling fully tipped out. Thin hands above.

Ends at two newer bolts.