If you find yourself in Hueco itching to climb on gear (haha), this is a fantastic crack set back inside a massive corridor/ cave. I spent several hours cleaning this crack, so doubt if it has seen an accent in many many years. That said, its clean now and climbs and protects well. One of the most uniform cracks in Hueco.  Climb up a easy wide flare with a crack in the back (optional #4) to the beautiful finger crack splitting a varnished streaked panel.  Goes from fingers down to tips before you can throw a foot out and stem the massive chalkstone to the left. Finish by stepping left onto the chalkstone when the crack ends. No bolts, so bring a #4, #3, and 0.75 to build an anchor up above the crack. Walk off to the north toward the asylum. This climb is briefly detailed in the older Sherman guide to my understanding. FA?

Luther

Sigogglin

Begin seated with hands matched on a low rail. Find whichever feet are the least awkward for you and pull on, working your way up until you are pressing into the scoop. Climb up and out of the scoop until you gain the no-hands finish stance. Walk off to the left. 

Start low and left on the lowest chalked crimps and traverse right on progressively better holds and bad feet until you can make a big move to a sloper on the lip and top out.

A handful of boulder problems on the front side of north mountain just below cakewalk.

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