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The start of the climb is this way. No rope needed unless concern about the exposure. There are fixed anchors above this short section of climbing.
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Descending the east face of Dallas after a successful winter summit.
Climbers rapping down from Dallas.
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Liba Kopeckova
Aug 19, 2012
“The start of the climb is this way. No rope needed unless concern about the exposure. There are fixed anchors above this short section of climbing. ”  

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Dallas Peak summit from NE (topo).
Dougo rapping the gully with a storm on his heels
Descending the east face of Dallas after a successful winter summit.
The start of the climb is this way. No rope needed unless concern about the exposure. There are fixed anchors above this short section of climbing.
Climbers rapping down from Dallas.
Dallas peak with climbers on its top as seen from the east.
Climbing the summit pitch on Dallas East face.
Looking up the class 5.3 summit pitch. The crux is in the first ~12 feet (Aug. 1, 2009).
Rapping off the east side of the summit block through the hole beneath the chockstone (Aug. 1, 2009).
Summit block of Dallas Pk with car-sized chockstone beneath. Climber can be seen in the 4th class gully (right of chockstone) which leads to the north side class 5.3 summit pitch (Aug. 1, 2009).
Summit pitch, 5.3, on Dallas Peak's North Face.