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On the NW side not sure what climb it is but an obvious line
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Brian Jung mid leap from the snakes head to the boulder
Matt King on Moose head<br> <br> Photo: Ryan Ray
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R. Pollard
Dec 29, 2015
“On the NW side not sure what climb it is but an obvious line”  

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Tristan Bradford
Oklahoma City, OK
Tristan Bradford   Oklahoma City, OK
I believe this is Move Smooth 5.11b?? Apr 6, 2016
Preston Pettigrew
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Preston Pettigrew   Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
"Smooth Move"
Move Smooth is a 5.11 variation to this line that traverses the face below the roof. Dec 14, 2016

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View from the parking lot BITD, Russel Hooper's Cherokee and Raleigh's van by the fence. Note fliers for the first "gathering" in the back window of the van.
Brian Jung mid leap from the snakes head to the boulder
On the NW side not sure what climb it is but an obvious line
Matt King on Moose head<br> <br> Photo: Ryan Ray
Three historically classic guidebooks from the golden days of climbing on The Refuge and Quartz Mountain. Southern Exposure written by Duane Raleigh and Bill Thomas, was published in 1980. Oklahoma On The Rocks written by Jon Frank and Jack Wurster, was published in 1986. Oklahoma On The Rocks II written by Jon Frank, Jack Wurster and Duane Raleigh, was published in 1989! Great classics for anyone who can get your hands on them!
Sunrise
View from the parking lot - note the Snake's Head on the left.
View from the parking lot during the Fall Gathering of 2006. Such an incredible close knit group of climbers at Quartz.