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All Locations > Idaho > N Idaho > Selkirk Crest > Harrison Peak > S Face Standard Route (5.7+ 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b)
View of the 3rd pitch. We climbed up towards the straight splitter crack in the center of the photo (looks very small from here), passing a piton on our left, before traversing left into the notch.
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Perched on the summit with a lot of air beneath.
At the start of the crux pitch
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Kyle McCrohan
Aug 28, 2017
“View of the 3rd pitch. We climbed up towards the straight splitter crack in the center of the photo (looks very small from here), passing a piton on our left, before traversing left into the notch.”  

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View of the 3rd pitch. We climbed up towards the straight splitter crack in the center of the photo (looks very small from here), passing a piton on our left, before traversing left into the notch.
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