Rappelling through the tunnel pitch.

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Rappelling through the tunnel pitch.

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No Country for Old Men.

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Bryan G

Jul 15, 2011

“Rappelling through the tunnel pitch.”

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No Country for Old Men.

Rappelling through the tunnel pitch.

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No Country topo

Hans Kegler loaded down with gear on the money pitch and loving every minute

P.3 fun

Staring up Pitch 2 (10b face). Awesome position.

Pitch 5: Climbing the cracks on the right to get into the chimney. This is the route shown in the topo.

Pitch 4

Pitch 5: We tried to go left, but it was pretty chossy. We backed down and went right (as the topo suggests). Might be easier if you go back in on the left (?), not as good of climbing.

My first attempt at drawing a topo.

Starting the third pitch of No Country for Old Men -- (rotate the pic so the draws hang down to get the correct angle).<br>
Photo by T. Chrudinsky

Eric Armstrong leading Pitch 1 after a scary approach to the first anchors

Stewart of the HWDAMF's cleaning pitch 3.

Pitch 7

Pitch 7: Dike to stacked blocks. 5.7.

Pitch 5: In the chimney. There are 2 protection bolts.

Looking down the Enduro pitch mid climb

Getting shut down at the chimney pitch

Pitch 6: 10a knob climbing.

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Pitch 7: Stacked blocks. Climb carefully. But its fun climbing.

The "tunnel through" Pitch 5 as seen from the base of the route.

Pitch 8: Dike to 5.9 face move to top anchors.

Looking up from the base of the route.

Hans Kegler loaded down with gear on the money pitch and loving every minute

The 10c enduro corner of Pitch 3 from the base of the route.

One of the coolest pitches we've ever done

Pitch 3: 10c enduro corner.

The final rappel is very hidden behind this bush... Don't miss it and try to go down the ramp to the really bad tat anchor that somebody left. Personally, I think these bolts could've been a little less discreet but they exist. I spent 10 minutes looking

Third pitch anchor - No Country for Old Men.

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