A prime example of "parallel play" on the moderate face routes of the south face of the Elephant's Head (Hyperion Slab).

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A prime example of "parallel play" on the moderate face routes of the south face of the Elephant's Head (Hyperion Slab).

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A party in the making on the summit of the Elephant's Head.

Eddie leading on the slab at Texas Canyon

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Benjamin Chapman

Oct 18, 2014

“A prime example of "parallel play" on the moderate face routes of the south face of the Elephant's Head (Hyperion Slab).”

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The south facing "Hyperion Slab" at Texas Canyon is about 200 ft tall. Routes here are rated by their hardest moves. Much of the climbing is in the low 5th class range. All routes are well bolted. On easy ground some run-outs of 30-40 may be needed.

Climbers using the lower slab of Hyperion Slab to teach footwork and belaying.

On the Hyperion Slab pulling on Sexy Tractor.

A GoPro found positioned at the base of Hyperion Slab.

There are several new lines on the east face of the Elephant Head. The ear on the right and the trunk on the left.

Looking down the first pitch of Goldline. After the fifth bolt it's about 30ft to the belay anchor. It's technically easy (maybe 5.4) but the runout can be a little intimidating because a slip just before the anchor could put you on the ground if you go off the right side of the slab.

A party in the making on the summit of the Elephant's Head.

A prime example of "parallel play" on the moderate face routes of the south face of the Elephant's Head (Hyperion Slab).

Eddie leading on the slab at Texas Canyon

Enjoying warm sunny rock on The Chicken/Hyperion Slab.

View from top.

Kids playing at the base of Hyperion Slab.

Soil erosion at the base of Hyperion Slab after some heavy rains. Perhaps the slab is increasing in size due to the erosion.

On the slab below the roof of the lower portion of The Chicken/Hyperion Slab.

Party Time!

Flourishing vegetation at the base of Hyperion Slab.

A climber in creative pose on the summit of the Elephant's Head, from a rarely seen angle that melds the Elephant's Head with the Hatchery formation.

Hyperion Slab from the southwest.

Sunset from Hyperion Slab/Elephant's Head.

Climbing "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy."

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Late afternoon descending on the Elephant Head.

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Climbers vying for routes on the Hyperion Slab.

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