Drumthwacket

This obvious crack begged to be cleaned and climbed. With thorough tidying, this would be a classic route. The start is the crux; once above the initial moves, the climbing settles down to pleasant crack action. Step left at the top to belay off a good pine tree. There is potential for a second pitch above.

Begin at a vertical crack near the right side of a section of cliff bounded by a wide, bramble & fern choked gully on the left and a wide, dirty chimney on the right. This is about 100 yards west (climber's left) of the main face. Rappel off the pine tree on the ledge.

Standard Rack, doubles of .7 and #1 C4s.