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DescriptionTuolumne Meadows is the high country climbing area of Yosemite National Park. The region is highlighted by many beautiful granite domes which offer the ultimate in knob and slab climbing. There are also classic non-dome formations like Cathedral Peak (first ascent by John Muir in the 1800's) and the Matthes Crest which are very popular with climbers. Tuolumne Meadows is a beautiful, serene place without many of the tourist popularity issues plaguing Yosemite Valley these days. The usual Tuolumne "season" for climbing runs from May through mid-Fall or so. Getting ThereTuolumne Meadows is accessed via highway 120, either from the west or via Tioga Pass from the east. The Tioga Pass road is generally closed (snowfall) from fall through mid to late May or so (sometimes later, depending on the snow). Weather
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Needle Spoon 5.10a PG13 CA : Yosemite National Park : ... : Pywiak Dome
Starts from third class ledges, up and left from the "Dike Route".Climb past 5 bolts to a two bolt belay.Follow 5 bolts passing a 5.10a bulge to a two bolt anchor.Run out 5.6 (no pro) to another two bolt anchor.Move up and right to the base of a steep corner.Descend 3rd and 4th class to the right....[more]
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