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Start of trail to the Pumphouse Wall. Also take this trail if going to Cobblestone Wall.<br> <br> Trail goes over the slabby boulder just right of the big cedar. You'll be at the wall in five minutes.
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View upon first reaching the cliff, taking the right-most trail. This section of wall is probably part of Big Daddy.<br> <br> There are some large, beautiful trees on the way up.
View of the crag from the parking pull-out. The trail to the Big Daddy section starts here.
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Jon Nelson
Jun 4, 2016
“Start of trail to the Pumphouse Wall. Also take this trail if going to Cobblestone Wall.

Trail goes over the slabby boulder just right of the big cedar. You'll be at the wall in five minutes. ”  

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Vine maple with abundance of the relatively rare Methuselah's Beard lichen (Usnea longissima). Found near the start of the trail to The Pumphouse. Please do not disturb it.
On Baker City Wall, between The Pumphouse and Cobblestone Wall. <br> <br> The center clean streak appears to be a sport route up the slab (many bolts visible), though unclear if it goes through the overhang above.
Nicely colored conk that grew on a fallen log. Found on the way to Cobblestone Wall.
Long slabby route on Big Daddy. Though not obvious in the picture, I saw a few bolts on it.
Right-side and central region of The Pumphouse.
View upon first reaching the cliff, taking the right-most trail. This section of wall is probably part of Big Daddy.<br> <br> There are some large, beautiful trees on the way up.
Start of trail to the Pumphouse Wall. Also take this trail if going to Cobblestone Wall.<br> <br> Trail goes over the slabby boulder just right of the big cedar. You'll be at the wall in five minutes.
View of the crag from the parking pull-out. The trail to the Big Daddy section starts here.
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