Pitch 2 of 3. This part was fun. FYI: the first pitch we stayed out of the easy corner on the right after the 5.4 white runout dike (fun) by going R and up the higher R-facing dihedral (5.6-5.7). Watch out for rope drag.

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Pitch 2 of 3. This part was fun. FYI: the first pitch we stayed out of the easy corner on the right after the 5.4 white runout dike (fun) by going R and up the higher R-facing dihedral (5.6-5.7). Watch out for rope drag.

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Fun 5.6 crack climbing.

Looking down at the second pitch, after setting up a belay at the base of the pinnacle.

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Brook Wager

Oct 15, 2016

“Pitch 2 of 3. This part was fun. FYI: the first pitch we stayed out of the easy corner on the right after the 5.4 white runout dike (fun) by going R and up the higher R-facing dihedral (5.6-5.7). Watch out for rope drag.”

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A topo for Batman and Robin. Variation in pitches and grades reflects community opinions. Additional descent routes not pictured.
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Photo by Tim Meehan, inset from Google Earth (www.google.com/help/terms_maps/).

Route in three pitches, with 2 rap descent (summit, last 50').

Batman Pinnacle fron the SW.

Another view of the pinnacle and the route from bottom to top.

Theo Barker's celebration 18 years of marital bliss with a climb on Batman & Robin. That's a rock solid marriage!

Wayne on the best part.... If you belay from where this photo was taken, the whole climb goes smoothly as two pitches....

Lightning Bolt, Bat Flake, and Batman Pinnacle.

A man on the summit preparing to...rap?

Erik Marr rapping off the anchors on top of the Batman Pinnacle. A little downclimbing and one more rap gets you to the ground.

Erik Marr working up the 2nd pitch of Batman and Robin.

Mark calmly heads up Batman Pinacle while his belayer watches the lightning across the valley. Common weather condition, same thing happened 2 weeks later with a different partner. In both cases, we got little or no rain.

Deb leading P1...blue bird day in January!

Fun 5.6 crack climbing.

Pitch 2 of 3. This part was fun. FYI: the first pitch we stayed out of the easy corner on the right after the 5.4 white runout dike (fun) by going R and up the higher R-facing dihedral (5.6-5.7). Watch out for rope drag.

Looking down at the second pitch, after setting up a belay at the base of the pinnacle.

Theo Barker advances up the rock on a very cool anniversary climb.

Roiann Baird, Batman Pinnacle, Batman and Robin route, Lumpy Ridge, CO. Pitch 2.<br>
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Photo by Peter Lev.

Simon Thompson checking the views out from the top of the Batman Pinnacle. Cragging at its finest at Lumpy.

The start of B & R. Destination is the top of the pinnacle up there.

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