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All Locations > Arizona > Central Arizona > *Prescott Area > Granite Mountain > Middle Section > Candyland (5.10 6b 20 VII- 19 E2 5b)
Exposed elegance- a climber pulls the roof/ flake above the crux of the 5th pitch of Candyland.
ID 106018282 ·
Mountain Magazine issue #118 <br> 1987
Perfect gear, perfect jams, perfect rock- what more can you ask? Heather Hayes fires the beautiful third pitch of Candyland.
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Larry Coats
Sep 1, 2007
“Exposed elegance- a climber pulls the roof/ flake above the crux of the 5th pitch of Candyland.”  

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Take a deep breath, focus your mind, and sprint for the footholds! Doug Biber about to launch into the delightful but intimidating 4th pitch traverse on Candyland.
view out the candyland side of the roof.
Heather Hayes pulling the crux on the first pitch of Candyland.
The awkward crux chimney moves on the second pitch of Candyland (L. Coats)
Mountain Magazine issue #118 <br> 1987
Exposed elegance- a climber pulls the roof/ flake above the crux of the 5th pitch of Candyland.
Perfect gear, perfect jams, perfect rock- what more can you ask? Heather Hayes fires the beautiful third pitch of Candyland.
Sean Peters leading the 2nd pitch of Candyland. Photo by Greg Opland
Recreated from memory about two weeks later.
Paul Horak pulling the roof in 1977 ...
Another shot of the traverse
Randy finishing the great roof pitch