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Follow the slightly less than vertical hand and fist crack to a large pod. Make some commiting moves out of the pod (crux) and continue on the finger crack to the top. This route protects well for its duration and is probably my favorite lead at Taylor's. A large cam (#4 camalot) adds some security for the crux. For Minnesota multipitch fun climb Sentinel Crack as a second pitch.
Location
This route is immediately below Sentinel Crack. From the base of Sentinel Crack walk down a some what steep dirt slope, turn left and find the base of the cliff.
Protection
Standard rack including a larger cam (#4 camalot). Standard top rope setup.