Crushing The Book

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Crack right before anchors! Mucho fun

The Great Red Book. What a route! 02-14-2007

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Marysia Grabowska

Jan 23, 2018

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P2 after the bolts on the face. Photo by Dan Krauss

Approaching the top of the final pitch.

Me and Jack celebrating the end of the slab

What a nice surprise after a fun climb.

S. Matz belays while J. Urioste looks on and rests May 2005

Josh on some cool moves at the end of the first pitch.

Mediocre photo of "Great Red Book"

Leading the first pitch. The man to the left is a soloist dealing with snarled rap lines.

Just starting pitch 1

First steep bit on GRB!

The Great Red Book from the approach

My very first multi-pitch

Joanne Urioste on the GRB - May 2005

Calder Lane following on the first pitch with his dad, Todd Lane, belaying.

Looking down p2 in the middle of the lead after the face climbing ends.

The Great Red Book from a distance.

The final easy moves to the summit.

Crack right before anchors! Mucho fun

Crushing The Book

The Great Red Book. What a route! 02-14-2007

Beta photo of the Great Red Book. Great climb. Climber #1 is at the belay station after pitch 1.

1st pitch belay, ode to rg

the "easiest" way up is to step left onto the face right about Here

protection opportunities

Great Red Book

Anchor station at the 2nd pitch..

Leading the first pitch of Great Red Book.

Karen and I after completing the Great Red Book. We found this great spot for a photo on the descent through the boulder field.

Aviel Lee at the start of Great Red Book. 2019.

Partner at first pitch anchors, first two placements visible.

Full send with the wife, layback in the chimney

Climber high on pitch 2

Such a great climb!

Leading the Book

Lorenzo at the first anchor.

Epic climb/view

Crux of the route the half roof.

The top.

Climber (unknown) around pitch 2

Looking back at P1 belay

Just over halfway through first pitch, approaching body sized alcove - getting out of it was the crux move for me (first multi-pitch woohoo).. I've seen other commenters going left and climbing the face.. I think that's probably easier than the crack.

cranking around the layback on pitch 1

Letti following up first pitch, where you step out on to the face. A pink tricam in a pocket protects it a little bit better ...

the first pitch

View from the ledge

Jay on the second pitch of the GRB. Fun climb.

Part of the approach, or at least the approach we took.

Me at the start.

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