First pitch 5.8 variation. It is similar to the 5.10- flare pitch for a move or two. Not that easy.

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First pitch 5.8 variation. It is similar to the 5.10- flare pitch for a move or two. Not that easy.

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2 more moves to the summit. I found this to be the most difficult move/section of the entire climb. Feet disappear, crack becomes narrower and there is a big left heal hook to finish it off.

The final pitch corner.

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Dave Summers

Jul 13, 2016

“First pitch 5.8 variation. It is similar to the 5.10- flare pitch for a move or two. Not that easy. ”

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