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Lost somewhere in the middle of the Chief
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One of the sections of ladder and chains leading to the South Summit. As a climber you aren't likely to need these, or even encounter them on a climbing day unless you climb on the Raven's Castle. Even the routes that take you high up on the Grand Wall like The Roman Chimneys allow you to traverse off below the summit where these are encountered. For taking non-climbers for a fun hike, however, these features give them a feel of adventure not found on most hikes.
The Chief from the North (taken from hospital parking lot)
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pdxuller
Mar 6, 2014
“Lost somewhere in the middle of the Chief”  

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