Nate on the lead.

All Locations > Colorado > S Platte > Cathedral Spire… > Sunshine Wall > Turkey Foot Crack (5.10a 6a 18 VI+ 18 E1 5a)

Nate on the lead.

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Left toe, the hardest of the three toes.

On pitch 2, do not climb up this, as it ends in a 5.10 R face section.

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Jason Kaplan

Jan 12, 2010

“Nate on the lead.”

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Yes! you made it.

Stellar day on Turkey Foot.

Pitch 2 has new anchors.

Wait a minute... I thought the crack was the boss there for a bit??? Sorry Nate, just calling it as I see it.

Middle toe.

Pitch 2. Find this corner/crack system around to the right and climb it.

Me on the lead.

Wide hand to fist crack on second half of pitch 1.

Alison Conrad #3.

All three start options for Turkey Foot. Easiest on right and hardest on left. The middle and left crack are harder if you don't use the right crack when it becomes possible to reach it. The middle crack eventually merges with the right crack, the left goes straight to the anchor.

Alison Conrad, 01/17/09.

Alison Conrad #2.

I climbed this awesome route yesterday. Make sure you bring plenty of extra 2- 4 size camalots.

Turkey Foot Variation, Kevin Gillest climber.

Higher up.

Right toe - the crux wide section near top of the toe.

Just past the cruxy pod, after taking a rest on the purple cam, I proceeded to run it out to the anchor.

Left toe, the hardest of the three toes.

Nate on the lead.

On pitch 2, do not climb up this, as it ends in a 5.10 R face section.

Higher up.

A route overlay of pitch 1.

Climbers on the first pitch.

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