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All Locations > California > Tahquitz & Suic… > Tahquitz Rock > (h) Open Book Area > Open Book (5.9 5c 17 VI 17 HVS 5a)

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Dec 12, 2016

“John at the P1 flake”

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Charlie, rounding the roof and arriving at the second Belay stance of Open Book<br>

Tay's first multi pitch route, never mind the wet seeping slab on the third pitch

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Rob takin on the second pitch of Open Book in the foreground and an unknown climber on the "Traitor Horn"

Coming up pitch one, prior to riding the horn flake like a saddle

Party of two on the second pitch of Open Book, as seen from the true horn on "Traitor Horn". Bolted belay of "The Edge" visible on the lower left.

Why would you lieback this beautiful crack?

Nathan Fitzhugh going over the 3rd pitch roof.

The P2 "lieback". Probably should've placed more than a single #2 cam, but it felt secure the whole way. I tackled it as a large hands/offwidth crack rather than a lieback. Definitely the way to go and mellow if you've got large hands/forearms

My climbing partner since Junior High Mike Flood topping out on the Open Book

Open book is the right facing dihedral seen to the right of the main arete.

Charlie, placing gear on the second pitch of Open Book.<br>

leading the 2nd pitch of Open Book. Looking up to the roof where the belay is. Photo taken by Trask Bradbury

Pulling the crux P1 flake (Eric Isaac climbing).

5.6 slab/chimney that exit onto the class 4 slabs

Through what we called off-width. First multi-pitch climb in 10 years!

5.7 lieback on P2/3 (depending on where you set the P2 belay)

The first pitch of Open Book. (you can also see the roof near the top of the second pitch, but most of that pitch can't be seen).

Reconciling gear at the top of the popular Open Book (5.9) ©

From good ledge overlooking 5.4 chimney.

make sure to take a moment and ponder the crux moves if following pitch 1

Starting out on the Awesome 1st pitch of the Open Book

Two ropes. One lead, one for haul practice

German coming up the P2 #4 dihedral. Glorious!

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