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There are two ways to do the first pitch of The Howling: either the crack system on the left that the climber is rappelling in the photo or the splitter on the right.
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Was at Needles climbing 5-27. Took photos of your summit around 5 pm. Didn't see you at the notch. Hoping to get these epic shots to you. Good send follow climber!
The original line goes up the left crack system while the variation goes up the splitter crack about 30 feet to the right.
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Steph Abegg
Jul 5, 2017
“There are two ways to do the first pitch of The Howling: either the crack system on the left that the climber is rappelling in the photo or the splitter on the right.”  

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The Howling.
Vickie finishing up the Howling!
Me on the first pitch of the howling.
Last of my favs from 5-27 ... here's hoping you are active on MP or SoCal climbing and that these will get to you somehow
5-27 climber summits. Posted these on SoCal climbing too. Hoping you get these
Was at Needles climbing 5-27. Took photos of your summit around 5 pm. Didn't see you at the notch. Hoping to get these epic shots to you. Good send follow climber!
There are two ways to do the first pitch of The Howling: either the crack system on the left that the climber is rappelling in the photo or the splitter on the right.
The original line goes up the left crack system while the variation goes up the splitter crack about 30 feet to the right.
looking down from the belay atop pitch one. Betsy is above the 5.9 section, about to cruise through the 5-easy section before the belay.
first pitch of the Howling. Mostly 5.8, plus one vertical section of 5.9. really fun climbing.
looking up at the 3rd pitch, and some of the second, set up pitch
Mike Schneiter climbing the classic hand crack on the first pitch of the Howling.