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North Face Center (Ecclesiastes) 
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North Face Center (Ecclesiastes) 

5.9

   
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Type: Trad, Alpine, 9 pitches, 1000 feet, Grade III
Consensus: 5.9 [details]
FA: ?
Submitted By: Bryson Slothower on Sep 6, 2006

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Description 

Climb up the middle of the North Face via obvious right facing corners and flake systems to the bowl.

Start under an arch near the bottom of the face a trend up and left heading for the corners above. Climb the corners for 3 or 4 pitches (some large gear is nice).

From the bowl good route finding will allow you to reach the summit with few difficulties.

Walk off to the Southwest.


Protection 

pro to 4"



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By George Bell
From: Boulder, CO
Jul 25, 2007

A fun route and not sustained at 5.9.

FA: Dick Dorworth and Sibylle Hechtel, 1972

By jayci
From: Flagstaff
Apr 9, 2008

The corner discribed above is more of a giant flake. I felt that getting to this flake was the crux of the climb. Once in it you are led straight up to the bowl. I didin't feel that any pitch was harder than any other once you are climbing the main feature.

By sibylle
From: Colorado
Mar 1, 2010

We didn't have any large gear, since it didn't exist ... I think all we had was stoppers and hexes.
It was barely my second season of leading, and I was very inexperienced. Dorworth pointed to where I was to go and sent me up .... I borrowed someone's parka, which was lucky since we got caught in a huge thunderstorm in the dark, at the summit.

By sibylle
From: Colorado
Nov 14, 2011

I wrote about our first ascent here:
funclimbsaroundtheworld.com/?p=1375