Nathan Meader near the end of pitch 2 at night.

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Nathan Meader near the end of pitch 2 at night.

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Bill Roberts, second asent

Here is a beta photo with Phantom Sprint indicated for those of you from Boulder who may have a hard time finding one of the most asthetic crack systems in the Fishers.

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“Nathan Meader near the end of pitch 2 at night.”

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Bill Roberts, second asent

Nathan Meader near the end of pitch 2 at night.

Here is a beta photo with Phantom Sprint indicated for those of you from Boulder who may have a hard time finding one of the most asthetic crack systems in the Fishers.

Summit ridge and Cottontail behind

Summit pinnacle

Phantom Sprint Route Topo

Nathan Meader and Nick Broeder finishing up a long day, pre dawn approach, post dusk rap. 45 minute exposure at night.

Dave on the final 5.6 pitch of Phantom Sprint on <br>
Echo Tower. He just drank the last of the beer.

George Armstrong on Phantom Sprint.<br>
Photo by Todd Gordon.

Why fix lines, when this is the best part?

Beau and Ima rapping, seen from the parking lot.

Dave jugging to pitch 3.

The infamous crux shot

Sitting atop the tiny summit after standing on it, looking back down at the belay before coming back down and going to the main summit.

I shot this of some unknown climber celebrating his ascent of Echo via Phantom Spirit (or whatever they are calling the north ridge route these days) towards the first of June, 2002. Shot from the parking lot with a 400mm lens by Bruce Wilson (http://wilson.dynu.net).

High-res annotated photo topo of Phantom Sprint. Make sure to enlarge this to see things better!

Phantom Sprint climbs the left skyline

crux

Me Aiding up the last pitch, shot from Ancient art

Lightning storm on Phantom Sprint

Fun BW placement on P1, allowing me to move up high enough to clean out a seam with a nut tool. I found 2 pockets large enough in the sloping slab to set my smallest brassie & peanut to make 2 moves up before getting an OK Totem. Meanwhile, this fell out!

Annotated photo topo detail of the middle 1/3 of the route, which is the most complex section.

The summit ridge.

Bivy necessity

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