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Mt Hayden from the approach trail. From this point the approach gets easy, quite a contrast (and a relief) from the first part. You can see the p2 right-leaning dihedral in the middle of the face. Photo by Markguycan.
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Pegasus Topo
A shot from the FA, Jim Haisley starting the uglies on the start of the 2nd pitch. We cleaned a "bit" of loose stuff out of this thing. Very clean higher up though.
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Mike
Nov 14, 2007
“Mt Hayden from the approach trail. From this point the approach gets easy, quite a contrast (and a relief) from the first part. You can see the p2 right-leaning dihedral in the middle of the face. Photo by Markguycan.”  

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This is the second pitch of Pegasus on Mt Hayden in the Grand Canyon. The first 2 pitches are both crux pitches. The 3rd pitch, although easier, isn't a gimme either. Mt Hayden is one of the best summits around. Photo by Markguycan.
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Pegasus, E. Face, Mt. Hayden.
Image of the FA line.<br> Can't say I'm certain about pitch 3 but it's obvious when you're on it. It ended up a steep nose that was fabulous but not that hard (5.9?)<br> Image courtesy of Pernell Tomasi
Note left at guard rail resulted in this pic
Pegasus Topo
Mt Hayden from the approach trail. From this point the approach gets easy, quite a contrast (and a relief) from the first part. You can see the p2 right-leaning dihedral in the middle of the face. Photo by Markguycan.
A shot from the FA, Jim Haisley starting the uglies on the start of the 2nd pitch. We cleaned a "bit" of loose stuff out of this thing. Very clean higher up though.

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