Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Natchez Trace	4-Nov-2016 At 12:41:09 PM	Dave_S
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Thanks Wendy. I can confirm that the rap in from the highline bolts (or from a trad anchor if ethical objections preclude that) is a much nicer option. From the top, you can also scramble in easily on the uphill side of Major Mitchell Gully, and then easily step across the slab from the left of the crack. You'd be skipping the initial corner crack then, but the upper crack is probably what you're there for anyway.

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