Totem Pole

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Totem Pole

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Sunset pole.

Austin pulling the crux moves

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roman d

Dec 7, 2008

“Totem Pole”

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Panorama of the approach, glitterbox wall, and the spire.

Halfway up the Totem Pole

Wedding proposal on top of the Totem! She said yes if you couldn't tell by his expression :)

Totem Pole, Lower Devils Canyon

unknown climber ends the day on the pole

Sunset pole.

Totem Pole

Austin pulling the crux moves

Totem pole, shmotem pole

2nd Pitch.

Aaron at the top of the (almost) full length image of the spire.

Colton taking a seat at the mid-pitch rappel station.

Aaron on the lead.<br>
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This whole location is just beautiful, especially with turning leaves.

Going up!

Ready to climb the totem

Chase E. placing protection for the crux movel

The Totem Pole, Lower Devil's Canyon, Arizona.

Three crazy cats sending a classic.

You are going to love it on the top! Great desert spire, definitely a classic!!

The anchors for the first pitch just above the ledge on the left. First pitch is a breeze.... good warmup.

Totem Pole

The top of the Totem. It's big enough for 4 people, but any more then that and you'd be pushing it.

Fun Route!

An awesome view from the top looking down.

Approaching the second bolt that is on the slant side of a great rest ledge.

Sometimes you just gotto warm up a bit!

taking a little break before P2.

Aaron on the lead.

Chase E. leading up the second pitch.

Austin cruising around the aerate after clipping the 3rd bolt. This was able 30 seconds before he fell on his first attempt.

Geir leads pitch 2 of the Totem Pole.

Totem Pole

Tony and Dobie on top of TP on Sat. Feb. 6th -- taken from the top of the Coop, LDE.

approaching the crux above final bolt

Colton and Aaron at the top of the Totem Spire

Panasy Climbs

Another Pano showing the valley below.

The top pitch is on solid rock, protected by a bomber permanent nut which can easily be backed up by a small cam.

Aaron at the crux of the route. Up to this point, the whole route is maybe a 5.9, until the last 20 feet. The last all trad section is definitely 5.10c~ish.

You need to stand on top when you get up there!

I could think of other names for this ~(:

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