Climbed 9/1/17. See previous photo for p1-p3. We did the middle section in two long run-out pitches. Be careful of the larger loose blocks and smaller choss. Once up on lunch ledge get ready for the two money pitches!

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Climbed 9/1/17. See previous photo for p1-p3. We did the middle section in two long run-out pitches. Be careful of the larger loose blocks and smaller choss. Once up on lunch ledge get ready for the two money pitches!

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Ostap Mishtal

Sep 4, 2017

“Climbed 9/1/17. See previous photo for p1-p3. We did the middle section in two long run-out pitches. Be careful of the larger loose blocks and smaller choss. Once up on lunch ledge get ready for the two money pitches!”

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Here is some approximation of how I have climbed the route Lakeview.Very little loose rock is encountered.

Looking up at the final pitch. The flake that leads to the corner is visible as the whitish streak leading up and slightly right from the slab, to the left of the obvious left-leaning crack.

Old Man of the Mountain from what was a climber's viewpoint.

Looking back at the second belay.

Old Man engineering

A panoramic taken from the second to last belay, looking down at the follower approaching lunch ledge.

The Death Zone...Watch for loose pieces of our OLD MAN

The oh so sweet crack on P2

9/15/18: Up on 2nd to last Pitch 6, this pitch was beautiful!

Leader at the top of P1, taken from the start.

After climbing into the fog all day, we finally saw our objective! I was happy that it stayed clear until we reached the summit. This was my first multi-pitch on Cannon and this made for quite the EPIC experience.

Top of P1 with Tom

View just before the Crux

View From Lunch Ledge

Pitch 2

Looking down the corner on the last pitch. The flake is not visible.

Travel along the Pemi Trail until you reach this small foot bridge. It is at this spot that you turn uphill...hard left. I am taking the picture from uphill on the climber's trail, looking back at the bridge.

Wiessner's exit corner. Archival photograph that had photo shop restoration.

Looking up and right from the second to last belay. (You don't climb this.) I remember looking at it and thinking "Isn't that interesting how that almost looks man-made?"

The view from the final belay.

My partner and I climbed this route on 9/1/17. You can break the pitches up into whatever length works for you. The first and last two pitches have a preferred (obvious) line. Pitch 3 was confusing at first. We went up right and then left, guessing this was the weakness in the overlap. Once on top going left it becomes run-out but is low angle friction slab for 15-20 feet.

Belay Below the Weissner Corner

Climbed 9/1/17. See previous photo for p1-p3. We did the middle section in two long run-out pitches. Be careful of the larger loose blocks and smaller choss. Once up on lunch ledge get ready for the two money pitches!

Mark S below the last Pitch

This is the water channel (concrete) found at the top of the last pitch. You'll follow this water channel downhill (climber's right) until it turns into the trail that leads to the base of the mountain. At the base, it meets with the Pemi Trail.

Looking down the fun cracks on the second-to-last pitch.

Historical photo now as this is after topping out and sitting on the Old Man's head after getting caught in a massive 10 minute thunderstorm on pitch 6.

The Au Chaval