LinkedIn Crossclimb #921 is the puzzle for Saturday, November 7, 2026: a seven-rung word ladder, five clues and one clue shared by the top and bottom rungs.
Updated 12:05 AM PT, Nov 7
LinkedIn Crossclimb #921 clues
The two end words together name a famous headland near Cape Town, and one rung in between is a precious metal won in sport.
Metal for a first-place medal
GOLD
Gold is the precious metal used for a first-place medal.
Gave away in exchange for money
SOLD
Sold means gave something away in exchange for money.
Bottom of a person's foot
SOLE
The sole is the bottom of a person's foot.
Vaguely defined amount between none and all
SOME
Some is a vaguely defined amount between none and all.
Where many people go after work
HOME
Home is where many people go after work.
Crossclimb #921 top and bottom rungs
The top + bottom rows = A two-word phrase in the name of a cape on the coast of South Africa. Keep in mind: The first word may be at the bottom.
Opens after the five rungs above.
GOODHOPE
“good hope”
GOOD is the first word and HOPE the second, making “good hope”, the last part of the Cape of Good Hope name on South Africa's coast.
HOPE sits at the bottom and is the second word in “good hope”, after GOOD at the top.
What is LinkedIn Crossclimb and how do you play it?
Crossclimb is a daily word ladder on LinkedIn with seven rows. Each of the five middle rows has its own clue, and every word differs from the one above it by a single letter. Once the middle is solved, the top and bottom rows unlock: they share one clue, and the two words together make a short phrase.
A new Crossclimb comes out every day at midnight Pacific Time. That is 3:00 a.m. Eastern all year round, and 08:00 GMT while the US is on standard time (early November to mid-March) or 07:00 GMT while it is on daylight saving time (mid-March to early November). Pinpoint Today adds the new puzzle once it is out.
In the game the top and bottom rows stay locked until the five middle rows are solved. Those two words are the hardest to guess, and the middle rows give you most of their letters, because each word is one letter away from its neighbour. This page keeps that order: the top and bottom button opens after the five rungs above it, or together with all of them under Show all rungs.
Stuck on the Crossclimb answer today? What should I do?
Open the hint first. Then show one rung at a time: every word is one letter away from the rungs next to it, so a single answer often unlocks the next. Use Show all rungs only when you want the whole ladder.
Can I play past LinkedIn Crossclimb puzzles?
Not on LinkedIn: each puzzle expires at midnight Pacific Time and can no longer be played. To look back at an old ladder, open the Crossclimb answers archive here. It lists puzzles by month, each with its own page, and has 112 puzzles so far.
