Climbing under the stone below the last pitch of the daddy. Good place to relax and take shelter from the wind.

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Climbing under the stone below the last pitch of the daddy. Good place to relax and take shelter from the wind.

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racked up for the glorious p5 crack

Eric leading high up on the daddy

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Andrew Cossette

Nov 29, 2011

“Climbing under the stone below the last pitch of the daddy. Good place to relax and take shelter from the wind.”

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Start of P2 - The Daddy 5.6

One last victory call before the top out.

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The Daddy. 5.6

Paul making his way up to the belay on pitch 4 of The Daddy

Looking down the top pitch of the Daddy.

Top pitch of the Daddy. 4th or 5th pitch depending on how you climb the route.

Topo of route. Stretch the rope, use long draws and find belays where appropriate.

When you go off route....and end up at a hanging belay on a classic 5.6. Ahahaha!

View from the top of the Daddy, looking at the Gold Coast

Matthew on pitch 4 of The Daddy

Looking down from the third pitch of The Daddy

My wife having fun in NC

Beginning of pitch 2 on lead. Excellent pro behind the flake.

Climbers on P2(?) of The Daddy

Matthew on pitch 2 of The Daddy

racking up for the final pitch in the alcove.

me and my dad enjoying the spacious belay ledges

Looking South down the gorge from the top of The Daddy.

Climber approaching belay station 2 on The Daddy.

enjoying the exposure on p4

racked up for the glorious p5 crack

Climbing under the stone below the last pitch of the daddy. Good place to relax and take shelter from the wind.

Eric leading high up on the daddy

Free Solo: 23 minutes! Looking down the Route after the corner on the last Pitch!

Me following on the last pitch of The Daddy

Looking at the last pitch

Me seconding P4 of the Daddy with my partner belaying right below the P5 corner.

I take a little breather midway through leading the 5.8 variation on P3 of the Daddy. This is much nicer climbing than the easier zig-zag traverse alternative.