A tricky start with tricky gear and marginal rock quality leads to a nice but short, right-facing dihedral. Exit the dihedral on to a sloping ledge. The crack widens as you move up to clip the anchor. There's a fair amount of bat poop protecting the holds to clip the anchor, but it can be done clean.

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Twisted in Trovia

Green Kush

Twisted in Trovia climbs a classic, left-facing dihedral with good gear the whole way. Start with #0.5 or 0.75 Camalots, then the crack gradually widens to #4 size, which can be used to protect the move to the ledge. #4 and #5 cams protect the the moves to the anchor.

A bouldery start with difficult stemming past two bolts leads to an irregular but fun crack. The jagged nature of the crack can make some of the placements more difficult.

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