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All Locations > Colorado > Alpine Rock > Indian Peaks > Mt Neva > Direct E Face (5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b Easy Snow)
Looking up P4 which was the steepest and best on the route IMO.
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Gina Matranga cruising P3's dihedral. Awesome, sustained stemming on pretty good rock. Best pitch on the route.
Looking down the last half of P3. Bhoto by Brian Kraus.
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J. Fox
Jun 17, 2009
“Looking up P4 which was the steepest and best on the route IMO.”  

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Me atop P3.
Gina Matranga cruising P3's dihedral. Awesome, sustained stemming on pretty good rock. Best pitch on the route.
Looking up P4 which was the steepest and best on the route IMO.
Looking down the last half of P3. Bhoto by Brian Kraus.
Myself belaying atop the final bit of P2 and under the lower P3 dihedral. Bhoto by Brian Kraus.
A foreshortened view of the route and how my partner and I pitched it out. We moved the belay atop P1 a bit to better position ourselves below P2.<br> <br> The rock is good, a bit of cleaning is of course necessary, as are all barely touched alpine routes.<br> <br> The belays are well protected and the views and solitude are boundless!
Mt. Neva's east face in early June 2004. There was about the same amount of snow in late June 2008. The face is about 600 vertical feet. We climbed four longish pitches to the snow below the summit.