Routes : North America : United States : Arkansas : Buffalo National River : Horseshoe Canyon Ranch : Confederate Cracks : Hackberry Crack
Hackberry Crack - 5.9 popular
Average Rating : 4.75 out of 5Route sequence (left to right): 26
Route Summary | Ascent Notes (32)
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Trad, 1 to 4 inch cams, bolted anchors
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Description:
classic "Arkansas" splitter handcrack. FFA: T. Morris, T. Miller. This crack is so cool...literally. Last weekend there was really cool air blowing out of the lower 15 feet or so.
Submitted by: okieterry on 2006-08-07
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Route ID: 29520
32 Ascents Recorded
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Safety Rating | G |
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Red Point ascent by: rhokett on 2010-10-30
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Hackberry Crack
fun route good jams all the way up one of my favorites on the westside
Added: 2010-11-01
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Onsight ascent by: justroberto on 2010-03-17
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Super fun.
Added: 2010-03-22
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Top Rope ascent by: kubok13 on 2010-03-17
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Added: 2010-03-20
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Onsight ascent by: dindolino32 on 2009-11-07
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Bigger Gear needed
This was an alright climb. It was also wet and that took away from the climb. I also found that there were a lot of holds outside of the "splitter". Not sure if it was a 5.9.... guess I may have more trad experience than the 5.9 HSC climber? It was fun though.
Added: 2009-11-09
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Difficulty | 5.9 |
Safety Rating | G |
Onsight ascent by: rogue10186 on 2009-04-06
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Awesome
My first trad 9, was great fun, with the crux nicely protectable with a 3.5 friend. Good moves and pro throughout. A little wet at the time we did it, but lots of fun. I also cleaned the tree that was hanging over the anchors on this one. The root system is still there, but it's not in the way, and doesn't look like it'll come loose anytime soon.
Added: 2009-04-11