The 10c splitter. If you start on the ramp coming from the left, it's 10a. If start direct, it's 11a.

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The 10c splitter. If you start on the ramp coming from the left, it's 10a. If start direct, it's 11a.

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Pink dotted line is the approached trail we took

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Rick D

Jun 10, 2009

“The 10c splitter. If you start on the ramp coming from the left, it's 10a. If start direct, it's 11a.”

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Photo credit: Rick D.

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Calaveras Dome - Wall of the Worlds. Original topo by Jay Smith, plus a few of my edits

Long, fun 5.9 dihedral pitch leads to the top of the Mexican Flake. caughtinside raps off. 5/2013. <br>
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Photo: Corey Gargano

Topo to Wall Of The Worlds

The 10c splitter. If you start on the ramp coming from the left, it's 10a. If start direct, it's 11a.

Pink dotted line is the approached trail we took

3rd pitch variation, 5.10. This joins the 5.8 crack a bit higher than the climber shown in the photo.
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Photo by Fraser Query

The first move of the climb (10a variation)

Looking up at the route

Pitch 6 - Crazy knobs

I think this is the top of the 2nd pitch of War of the Walls (after the traverse left under the roof and then up the crack).<br>
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Is this right? We were there only one day from Utah, climbed the first three pitches of the route in this photo, and then rapped (I think we combined the first two pitches). Can't even remember what we climbed for sure!!

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