A gently overhanging hand and and fist crack in a right facing corner.  Offers some fun jamming for its short stature, and is easily soloable. This route starts behind a tree approximately 20 feet right of the unmistakable overhanging thin crack Leviticus 5.12d.

The Holy Grail

Leviticus

Left Leaning Crack

This route sees few ascents, partly because it sits all by its lonesome in an off-beat location, and partly because it is absurdly hard. Leviticus isn't THE most difficult climb on the central coast from a grade perspective, but it is certainly one of the most technically challenging. At 5.12d, it doesn't give an inch, and touts one of the more memorableand painfulcruxes for miles in all directions. If you can link through the bottom three bolts of this vicious and powerful line, you will likely have some shredded skin on at least one of your digits. And then the pump starts...

Without giving too much away, here's the breakdown:

1) tie in, get nervous

2) perform a stupid hard finger-lock boulder problem (V7 or V8)

3) Grunt in pain

4) Transition in to lie-back section of route

5) Don't get tired before you get to the anchors

Solid hand jams narrow to fingers then widen again on a slightly overhanging left leaning crack. After this section a significantly easier finger crack leads to the top where there is a slung tree and rap ring(placed 2009).

This is not in the Edwards guide book as far as I can tell. I thought is was trial by faith but it is not.

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Routes in Seven Falls Area