A terrific climb all-around, but I should mention the fin near the end, Rebuffat's Arete, is so worth doing!

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A terrific climb all-around, but I should mention the fin near the end, Rebuffat's Arete, is so worth doing!

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Bomber eyebolt at the end of P2.

Maksym saying hello and capturing a photo or two of some birds and cruising up.

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Daniel Galhardo

Oct 7, 2015

“A terrific climb all-around, but I should mention the fin near the end, Rebuffat's Arete, is so worth doing! ”

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Dwight on the 4th pitch traverse.

Amazing arete to the summit.

The money pitch.

Getting down from Green Spur and Hot Spur.
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4th pitch traverse.

Avery pulling hard at the end of P4.

After a hard fight with pitch 4, we recuperate before the push to the summit.

Rewritten area.

Gary P. on the traverse.

The classic hand traverse.

Pitch 4 of Rewritten.

Clint racking up at the eyebolt at the Red Ledge belay.<br>
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Christa Cline on the beautiful fourth pitch crack.

We linked pitches via Great Zot with a 70m. This would be our 3rd pitch, just finishing the traversed and heading up.

Topping out on R. Arete.<br>
2/5/09. Could be YOU.

Kevin Presley leading the classic pitch 4 traverse.

Bonnie enjoying the climb on a beautiful spring day. Gotta love the exposure.

Zesty and exhilarating.

Abrahm after the P4 hand traverse (even more spicy sans rope).

Beta photo from the ground showing The Great Zot P1 into Rewritten P2-P4, and Rebuffat's Arete. The penultimate anchor position and final pitch cannot be shown from this angle. (This is my first beta photo. Please comment if it can be improved.)

Leading P4.

Greg Diamond on the superb 4th pitch of Rewritten.

Rewritten.

Two climbers at the top of the 4th pitch on May 26, 2002. Photo taken from the top of Long John Wall.

Unknown Climber approaches top of Rebuffat's Arete. Photo: Mike Morley (from top of The Yellow Spur)

Kirsten Russell enjoying the hand traverse at the start of pitch 4.

Marga Powell jamming the final crack to the summit. Rebuffat's Arete looms in the background.

Working up p4 on a cold and windy December day -- but we had the route to ourselves! (Photo by James Burns.)

Best view in town.

Ellen Brodrick on last pitch, 4/10/21.

Unknown climber coming up Rebuffat's Arete.

Christopher Perkins on Fourth pitch traverse of Rewritten. Taken by Tristan Paddock.

Eyeing the vertical hand crack on P4

Rebuffat's and the top.

Unknown climber on 4th pitch of Rewritten, Aug 24th, 2012. Taken from top of the 5th pitch of Yellow Spur.

View from the top.

Midway through the P4 traverse looking down.<br>
Are we scared yet?<br>

Summit after Green Spur-Rewritten-Rebuffat's Arete linkup.
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Photo: Logan Dop.

4th pitch just after the hand traverse.

Brad Schildt on the 4th pitch.

The eye bolt at the end of P2. It also has 2 bolts with chains and rap rings above it.

Drew says, "Oh la la" on Rebuffat's Arete.

Me climbing Rebuffat's Arete. Photo taken by Terry Murphy.

Exposure x a million.

M. Clark going up P3.

Matt on P1.

Hunter on belay, me climbing on and able to take a picture of the signature spectacular pitch.

Exposure after the traverse on p4. The rest is good enough to take pictures.

Gary tip toeing across the traverse on 4th pitch.

Sarah enjoying the final crack to the summit.

Jason Partin coming up the Great Zot variation for P1.

Super rad crux beta.

Charlie at the cave on P1.

Brenda on the last pitch with the arete point in the background.

The view from the base of the signature pitch. Rewritten.

Me and Riley Friesen at the top of pitch 4.

Maksym on the real deal.

Bomber eyebolt at the end of P2.

A terrific climb all-around, but I should mention the fin near the end, Rebuffat's Arete, is so worth doing!

Maksym saying hello and capturing a photo or two of some birds and cruising up.