Deep Cut Guide

Lickety Split 5.7

★ 2.2 · 12 Sport R

R: Runout or unreliable protection on some section. A fall there could mean a serious injury. What do these mean?

FA: unknown

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Position on wall known

The map point is the wall or crag this route is on, not the route itself, but its order along the wall is known.

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  1. ← Exit Stage Right 5.7
  2. 4. Lickety Split
  3. Locksmith aka Dihedral Route 5.9+ →

Position along the wall from the open catalogue (OpenBeta), not from a guidebook.

How did 5.7 feel?

Nobody has said yet.

Against the posted grade, which stays as its source states it. One answer per device; a later one replaces it.

Sun today
sun 10:00-10:10, sun 10:40-16:00
Wall faces SW (USGS elevation). Shade from the surrounding terrain is counted.
Deep terrain: the skyline averages 27° above horizontal, so the sun has to climb well clear of the rim before it reaches this wall.
Rain & forecast
No recent weather for this crag.

Conditions reported

Nothing reported recently.

Report what you see

Reports are dated and fade on their own: wet rock after 3 days, a bad bolt after a year. No names, no text.

Access & safety

Emergency: call 911. Read out your location: Works without signal. If GPS fails, this crag's approximate map point is 39.41630 N, 105.31924 W (Lickety Split, Sphinx Rock). That point can be off by hundreds of metres, so say so.

Access details for this crag haven't been checked yet.

Sources

OpenBeta

More beta: OpenBeta · Mountain Project · theCrag

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