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The Queen 

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Type: Trad, Alpine, 1 pitch, 150 feet
Consensus: 5.0 [details]
FA: Not known
Submitted By: Mark Oveson on Aug 26, 2005

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9-1-08: the Queen is the righthand square topped g...

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Description 

This rock is the second major Chessman (from north to south) on the Kasparov Traverse, after the White Knight/Knight's Pawn formation. Stay east of the tower on ledges, then climb a well-featured wall and crack system on the east face of the tower. Exact route is a matter of choice, but it is possible to climb the route at the F4 (5.0-5.2) rating with some routefinding. The summit of this tower is regal and the views divine, particularly to the south.


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Light rack if necessary



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Queen's Reiche crack is directly above Brian's head.

Queen's Reiche crack is directly above Brian's hea...

Brian Verhulst on the 5.10 FA of Queen's Reiche. 12,840'.

Brian Verhulst on the 5.10 FA of Queen's Reiche. 1...

Looking back at the Queen after moving Southwest along the ridge.

Looking back at the Queen after moving Southwest a...

Scrambling on The Queen.

Scrambling on The Queen.


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By Greg Sievers
From: Estes Park, CO
Sep 3, 2008

8-31-08: these were wonderful features to scramble and climb. Brian Verhulst made a new route (variation) by climbing a 5.10 finger/hand crack on the far right side of the Queen.