A great day, a super climb!

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A great day, a super climb!

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After pulling crux on pitch 1 of "Green Spur".

Working thru the beautiful crux.

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phil broscovak

Feb 27, 2005

“A great day, a super climb!”

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Mike Amato starting the crux layback.

Getting down from Green Spur and Hot Spur.
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Images from Google Earth (www.google.com/help/terms_maps/).

Mark Spieker Follows the Rebuffat's arete at the top of The Green Spur.<br>
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Photo by Tony Bubb.

Mike Amato reaching for the horizontal crack.

Mark Kelleher transitioning to the horizontal crack.

Adam and Sam climbing above Rebuffat's Arete over easy ground to the summit.

The 2nd pitch of Green Spur. To me, the crux was the beginning offwidth - pumpy, tricky feet, and a chance to fall on your belayer. The technical crux was actually fun.
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Photo by Kuba Musial, 3/21/23.

Mark Spieker follows the Final pitch above the arate on The Green Spur, in Eldo, circa 1996. Photo by Tony Bubb.

Jared Coburn stems wide up second pitch of The Green Spur. (c)2002 Mike Morley.

Kuba Musial in the crux of pitch 3 of Green Spur, 03/21/23.

Ben Mottinger hangin' out before the hard climbing.

Marga Powell stretching to make the step across move.

The Green Spur follows the right side of the distinct center tower in this photo. Image by Tony Bubb, 2001.

Eric Cruising the bottom easy 20 feet of the Green Spur. Photo taken 8-13-06.

Making the tricky step to gain the right crack. Photo: Fran Fierst

Mark Kelleher cranking the crux layback.

Mark Kelleher at the step across.

Mark Kelleher crunched up at the undercling.

After pulling crux on pitch 1 of "Green Spur".

A great day, a super climb!

Working thru the beautiful crux.

Mike Amato making the step across.

Unknown climber just leaving the crux on the second pitch. Photo taken 01/12/03.

Mike works up the 5.8 finger crack below the dihedral crux. The start of the tricky, wide 5.9 section (which Mike bypassed) is just visible on the bottom left.

Ron Olsen turning the exciting 5.9 roof on the third pitch. This pitch starts behind the Grandmother's Challenge tree, and ends at the base of Rebuffat's Arete, which is followed to the summit.<br>
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Photo by Marga Powell.

Setting up the belay after the first pitch.

One of the most BA 5.9 pitches!

Myke Komarnitsky starting off to do the crux pitch.

Emma following pitch 2.

Ross on the pitch 2 traverse.

1975...hexes, EBs.

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