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The Snazzette, as seen from the rappels.
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The second pitch of The Snaz.
Anna following "The Snazzette", a 5.10 variation on pitch 4.
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Daniel Trugman
Aug 21, 2010
“The Snazzette, as seen from the rappels.”  

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1974 - poor picture. The first time of more than a dozen times up this great route. Totally kids, hardest climb up to that point, a rack of nuts, a couple of bongs (as in old big pitons) and the old Ortenberger Guide book. <br> <br> Last time I climbed it was in the late 90's with my teenage son. The Snaz has been a big part of my life of climbing.
professional christ on the Snazette variation, a stupendous splitter crack pitch not to be missed
Cruxing on the Snazette.<br> Photo: Nathan Furman.
Topping out before the 5th class
The Snazzette
the Snaz in yellow, the stupendous Snazette variation in red, the very dangerous flake in white
looking in to the 10a roof on the 4th pitch of The Snaz
Unknown Climber gets on the Snazette variation.
Original account of the first ascent in the 1965 AAJ. A few other noteworthy routes from the same year: Index Town Wall (WA), West Buttress & Dihedral Wall on El Cap, the Folly & Goodrich Pinnacle in the Valley, the Cirque of Towers Traverse (Wind Rivers), Direct South Buttress of Halletts Peak & Chief's Head NE Face (RMNP) to name a few. Quite a year!
The second pitch of The Snaz.
The Snazzette, as seen from the rappels.
Anna following "The Snazzette", a 5.10 variation on pitch 4.