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All Locations > Utah > Southeast Utah > Valley of the Gods > Hidden Tower > Hiding Giants (5.8 5b 16 VI- 15 HVS 4c A3-)
South Face of Hidden Tower. Route starts up smallish shady dihedral on left (not the really big shady area), then goes up a thin crack splitting the face above, then meets the obvious wide crack.
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Start of pitch 1. Starts tight, with thin pitons, then lots of small Aliens and nuts.
Some of the gear that made it to the summit.
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Steve Bartlett
Apr 1, 2012
“South Face of Hidden Tower. Route starts up smallish shady dihedral on left (not the really big shady area), then goes up a thin crack splitting the face above, then meets the obvious wide crack. ”  

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Some of the gear that made it to the summit.
Cheesy summit pic. Woohoo!<br> <br> It's 25 years, to the month, since Chip and I climbed our first new route together, Milk Crates From Hell, on the adjacent Eagle Plume Tower.<br> <br> Hmmmm, I guess I've been married about the same length of time. Maybe I should look that date up....
Chip puling round the final roof on pitch 3
Chip Wilson, partway on pitch 2.
Chip Wilson cleaning near end of pitch 1.
Looking down upper part of pitch 1
Start of pitch 1. Starts tight, with thin pitons, then lots of small Aliens and nuts.
South Face of Hidden Tower. Route starts up smallish shady dihedral on left (not the really big shady area), then goes up a thin crack splitting the face above, then meets the obvious wide crack.
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