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The North Face of the North Summit of Jamcrack Spire. The route 'Center One' (10a) follows the obvious, sunny, left-facing corner to cracks, and 'Right For Grapenuts' follows the arete just left, dividing sun and shade. Left Crack ascends a curving crack on the shaded North Face.
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Shadow Canyon from the Mesa Trail at midmorning. The crags on the right-side skyline, from near to far, are:<br> Tower Of the Moon & Jamcrack Spire<br> The Pyramid<br> Devil's Thumb<br> West Face of Devil's Wings<br> Sunset Wall.<br> Photo by Tony Bubb, 11/07.
Peeking through the Crow's Nest at Jamcrack Spire.
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Tony B
Nov 7, 2010
“The North Face of the North Summit of Jamcrack Spire. The route 'Center One' (10a) follows the obvious, sunny, left-facing corner to cracks, and 'Right For Grapenuts' follows the arete just left, dividing sun and shade. Left Crack ascends a curving crack on the shaded North Face.”  

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Shadow Canyon from the Mesa Trail at midmorning. The crags on the right-side skyline, from near to far, are:<br> Tower Of the Moon & Jamcrack Spire<br> The Pyramid<br> Devil's Thumb<br> West Face of Devil's Wings<br> Sunset Wall.<br> Photo by Tony Bubb, 11/07.
The North Face of the North Summit of Jamcrack Spire. The route 'Center One' (10a) follows the obvious, sunny, left-facing corner to cracks, and 'Right For Grapenuts' follows the arete just left, dividing sun and shade. Left Crack ascends a curving crack on the shaded North Face.
Peeking through the Crow's Nest at Jamcrack Spire.
Viewed from the South, Jamcrack Spire has an imposing profile.
Jamcrack Spire (Rt) and The Maiden (L) as seen from the NW in afternoon light.
From left to right... The Tower of The Moon (small, shaded), the Jamcrack Spire, the Maiden, the Fatiron, The Devil's Thumb, the Flying Flatiron, and the Devil's Wings as viewed from the South-East on the Old Mesa Trail.
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