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Date Contribution UserDescription
Apr 15, 2013PhotoBen Brotelho
Chino drilling P7 anchor with some crazy clouds rolling in. FYI if you ever see these it's probably going to rain!
Mar 31, 2013PhotoCraig Quincy
Francisco past the r-facing corner and sizing up the remaining l-facing corner. Great jams just keep going!
Mar 31, 2013PhotoRyan Strong
Francisco past the r-facing corner and sizing up the remaining l-facing corner. Great jams just keep going!
Feb 23, 2013Photoskinny legs and all
Lieback or jam it straight up
Feb 18, 2013PhotoHeims
horizontal to downward arching roof for 100'... now that's an interesting first aid follow
Jan 28, 2013PhotoSirius
just clip the broken pencil-sized root and then deadpoint to a tree branch from the top step of your aider... on my first aid pitch ever
Jan 26, 2013PhotoAnonymous User
Almost there. The route just doesn't let up.
Dec 12, 2012PhotoM Sprague
Kathleen enjoying the stellar corner
Nov 24, 2012PhotoAnonymous User
Enjoying the splitter above the chockstone roof move. Photo by Pancho Munoz
Nov 9, 2012PhotoAnonymous User
time for the fun crack switch
Oct 8, 2012PhotoCory
Lots of people get off route on Astro Elephant looking for the traverse. From the tree on the ledge atop guidebook pitch 4, follow the green line to stay on route. Start traversing and belay at the first green circle after the 5.8 chimney. MAKE SURE you don't go up above this. There are two easy starts going pretty much straight up (red x's in pic). If you go up you will be in 11R territory (or go get an FA!, mabye). Instead, move the belay left about 50 - 75'. Then go up following the green line. If you are on-route, there is a two handed super jug hueco to start off this pitch. Do a face move or two, slightly right to the dihedral (direct start into this dihedral is prob 5.11, starting in the mini cave w/ finger crack and poor feet). Climb it then traverse the top of the flake left, past a piece of tat, making an exciting 5.9 face traverse move that you don't want to blow. Above this place a md/lg nut to protect the second from a big penji, after that piece, keep going left around the corner 30' then up a splitter crack in a flare and belay above. It's easy to find the rest of the route from here.
Oct 7, 2012Phototenesmus
Lots of people get off route on Astro Elephant looking for the traverse. From the tree on the ledge atop guidebook pitch 4, follow the green line to stay on route. Start traversing and belay at the first green circle after the 5.8 chimney. MAKE SURE you don't go up above this. There are two easy starts going pretty much straight up (red x's in pic). If you go up you will be in 11R territory (or go get an FA!, mabye). Instead, move the belay left about 50 - 75'. Then go up following the green line. If you are on-route, there is a two handed super jug hueco to start off this pitch. Do a face move or two, slightly right to the dihedral (direct start into this dihedral is prob 5.11, starting in the mini cave w/ finger crack and poor feet). Climb it then traverse the top of the flake left, past a piece of tat, making an exciting 5.9 face traverse move that you don't want to blow. Above this place a md/lg nut to protect the second from a big penji, after that piece, keep going left around the corner 30' then up a splitter crack in a flare and belay above. It's easy to find the rest of the route from here.
Jul 26, 2012Photorpc
Kathleen pulling the roof on the money pitch. A couple of finger stacks or thin hand jams get you to the anchor.
Jun 21, 2012PhotoAnonymous User
Kathleen pulling the roof on the money pitch. A couple of finger stacks or thin hand jams get you to the anchor.
Jun 10, 2012PhotoJeremy Monahan
Francisco past the r-facing corner and sizing up the remaining l-facing corner. Great jams just keep going!
Jun 9, 2012PhotoAnonymous User
Francisco past the r-facing corner and sizing up the remaining l-facing corner. Great jams just keep going!
Apr 10, 2012PhotoJohn Peterson
Beta photo. Locate the notch left of the summit. The route goes straight up to the notch from Broadway, starting in the shadow in this pic. At the notch, approach the summit via the south side of the ridge on 5.5 rock.
Apr 6, 2012PhotoAnonymous User
Kathleen enjoying the stellar corner
Mar 23, 2012Photofat cow
just clip the broken pencil-sized root and then deadpoint to a tree branch from the top step of your aider... on my first aid pitch ever
Dec 17, 2011PhotoBrian Prince
Kathleen enjoying the stellar corner
Dec 5, 2011PhotoAnonymous User
Francisco past the r-facing corner and sizing up the remaining l-facing corner. Great jams just keep going!
Sep 16, 2011PhotoAnonymous User
Kathleen pulling the roof on the money pitch. A couple of finger stacks or thin hand jams get you to the anchor.
Sep 13, 2011PhotoAnonymous User
Brad on the hard bouldery move to establish in the crack
Sep 13, 2011PhotoAnonymous User
Brad working his way up the rail
Aug 28, 2011PhotoAnonymous User
Brad on the hard bouldery move to establish in the crack
Aug 28, 2011PhotoAnonymous User
Brad working his way up the rail
Aug 4, 2011PhotoKeen Butterworth
Kathleen enjoying the stellar corner
Aug 4, 2011PhotoAnonymous User
Kathleen enjoying the stellar corner
Oct 27, 2010Photoclaramie
Brad working his way up the rail
May 21, 2010PhotoLuke Childers
Lisa pushing out the slab moves on her way to repeat Genesis.
Apr 1, 2008PhotoAdam Stackhouse
Lieback or jam it straight up
Mar 31, 2008Photom-earle
Lieback or jam it straight up