Brad following up the East Slab.

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Brad following up the East Slab.

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The tree anchor at the top of the route.

Bruce Immele belaying at the top of the disappearing crack (East Slab)

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Will Bryant

Sep 5, 2017

“Brad following up the East Slab.”

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Routes on The Dome:
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1. Prelude to King Kong.
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Left finish: Left Edge.
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Right finish: Gorilla's Delight.
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2. The Owl.
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3. Cozyhang.
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4. East of the Sun to East Slab.
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5. East Slab East.

Great climb to take hero shot for 1st time leader (that was me in 1972).

An after work freesolo of the East Slab in February.

For those curious about what the finish looks like now: the red line showing the flake that used to be there.

Found this copy of the old 5.10 guide at a hipster thrift shop.

Belaying from the summit.

View up East Slab.

Josh on an early morning solo of East Slab.

East Slab.

William and Sally at the base of East Slab. The start is the crack behind and left of us. Nice hands and feet make it easier than it appears as it runs up to and behind the block in this photo. Photographer was uphill of us, for perspective's sake.

Brenda below the V-corner direct start to East Slab.

Picture taken by my friend Molly on East Slab, my first lead!

Gary Schmidt having fun leading the route on a perfect day

Nice tree anchor at the belay!

Jackie Pratley on East Slab and Jana Rezucha on East Slab East.

First time on the rock.

On the upper crack on a sunny November morning. It started to rain soon after this.

Sonya Gary following the East Slab on a perfect evening.

Opening moves.

Conan Currigan bringing up Mike to the top of The Dome

Sonya from New York cranks this steep route.

Slabbing just below the overhang.

Allen on one of his first trad leads, climbing East Slab.

The tree anchor at the top of the route.

Brad following up the East Slab.

Bruce Immele belaying at the top of the disappearing crack (East Slab)

The crack going through the "tall" end of the roof on the far left side at the top of East Slab. This crack is fairly stiff for a 5.6 climb. But if you go over the roof about 20 feet to the right of here, you can almost just step over the roof.

The last moves of the right hand finish.

East Slab.

Manda watches the crack peter out as another climber that just finished the Cozyhang dihedral contemplates suicide.

This looks like a reallly big climb in this photo. Ran is approaching the upper slab. We did the direct start, the first move of which is much harder than it looks at maybe 5.8. The regular route starts higher to the right.

Above the V corner start.