Stand start in the undercling. Head left to gain the finger crack. Great movement, great jams, good locks, and an exciting top out make this one of the nicer lines on The Cape. A sit adds length, but it’s 5.8 to the stand.

 Note: the amount of cleaning required makes me think the last visit was decades ago.

Haskell Caveman Crack

Big Sap

Small Bonk

Primitive Man Crack

Stand start at good flake. Head up trending left. This is surprisingly good.

Sit start on jug. Head up to arete and bonk.

Sit start on the big jug at the beginning of the wide crack, get a food jam, and throw a hand in at the first constriction down low. Then figure out how to get up to the jug at the top right of the crack. Using the awkward wide-hands/narrow-fist section of the crack as little as possible was key to sending.

 Even after a few days with no rain, this crack was still a bit wet, and as of June 2020, the top could still use some cleaning to limit the seeping in the crack. Don't plan on climbing till a couple days after it's rained.

Caveman is a small, 50 degree cliff built into the hillside. There are a handful of climbs here including one of the best finger cracks on The Cape.

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Routes in Caveman Cliff