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Adam Snyder leading the first pitch. The line goes to the left of the choss.
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Adam Snyder leading pitch #4. I thought this was a really cool picture.
Young Warriors - 2nd pitch
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Vince Schreck
Dec 21, 2015
“Adam Snyder leading the first pitch. The line goes to the left of the choss.”  

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The late Jim Anglin off route on Young Warriors in 2005. If you are looking at where Jim is, turn left and head west to the cubby hole with the recessed pitons. That was the conversation Jim and I were having although mostly I was laughing since he looked much like a treed racoon to me. Jim was a solid belayer, despite tieing his shoes here while I was still "on belay" (on a flat ledgeish).
Adam Snyder leading pitch #4. I thought this was a really cool picture.
Adam Snyder leading the first pitch. The line goes to the left of the choss.
Young Warriors - 2nd pitch
top of 3rd pitch - I built the belay at the first ledge, next ledge up is better <br> Photo by Montana
Joe Healy below and I cleaned this part off. These rocks wiped out the base of Young Warriors one winter when the roots of a large fir tree which was blown over ripped the rocks off.
Young Warriors - pitch 1 start
Photo By: Eric Linthwaite
This is the 2nd pitch after the "cave feature," which is also referred to as the "butthole pitch." You have to lean out left of the hole to get in gear, then continue straight up to the finger crack.
This is the big belay ledge at the top of the 3rd pitch. As the description says, you'll need to build an anchor here.
At one of the belays near the SE corner tree ledge
Here I am coming up pitch 4. It starts out a bit tricky, and the ending up the slabby overhangs are also a bit tricky.
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