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Good slab climbing on the first pitch of Saint Stephen. The 3rd class approach ramp leads down to the right side of the picture.
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The right-hand variation on pitch 2 goes directly up these cracks. The slanting pitch 3 crack can just barely be seen on the white wall to the upper left.
An overview of Saint Stephen. The original route takes the left option for pitch 2. The right-hand variation is about the same difficulty.
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Larry DeAngelo
Jun 14, 2008
“Good slab climbing on the first pitch of Saint Stephen. The 3rd class approach ramp leads down to the right side of the picture.”  

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Larry Hamilton on pitch 3, the diagonal crack. St. Stephen FA (January 1975).
Larry leads up the second pitch. This pitch had some real funky moves!
Looking down at the upper slabs. The climbing in this section is easy, but protection and anchor opportunities are limited.
The right-hand variation on pitch 2 goes directly up these cracks. The slanting pitch 3 crack can just barely be seen on the white wall to the upper left.
Good slab climbing on the first pitch of Saint Stephen. The 3rd class approach ramp leads down to the right side of the picture.
An overview of Saint Stephen. The original route takes the left option for pitch 2. The right-hand variation is about the same difficulty.
Joe Herbst on pitch 2, St. Stephen FA (January 1975).