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Printer Friendly View Description This is the interesting looking spire, seen across the river near the Hwy 140/120 junction.
Getting There Park at the lot at the 140/120 junction, and cross the river.
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By Marc Volland From: Grand Canyon Jan 27, 2010 After crossing the Merced, head up hill trending toward the east side of the pinnacle (keeping an eye on the poison oak). This will take you directly to the Tree Route and the Pulpit Pooper. This is also the side you will walk down after rappelling off the south side of the pinnacle. If you want to climb the Sermon or Gorilla Cookies there is a trail from here that wraps around the north to the west side.
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