John on the traverse pitch. 'X' marks the bolt before moving to the traverse (feet low, hands across the dotted line). Small pro to be found in the vertical crack to the left of the traverse. <br> <br> The belay shown lines up with the 5.7 variation to P3, the classic line is the corner to the left of the shown belay.

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John on the traverse pitch. 'X' marks the bolt before moving to the traverse (feet low, hands across the dotted line). Small pro to be found in the vertical crack to the left of the traverse.
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The belay shown lines up with the 5.7 variation to P3, the classic line is the corner to the left of the shown belay.

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Looking down the crux (5.8) section of Pitch 4.

Another chockstone picture

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“John on the traverse pitch. 'X' marks the bolt before moving to the traverse (feet low, hands across the dotted line). Small pro to be found in the vertical crack to the left of the traverse.

The belay shown lines up with the 5.7 variation to P3, the classic line is the corner to the left of the shown belay.”

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John on the traverse pitch. 'X' marks the bolt before moving to the traverse (feet low, hands across the dotted line). Small pro to be found in the vertical crack to the left of the traverse.
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The belay shown lines up with the 5.7 variation to P3, the classic line is the corner to the left of the shown belay.

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yellow = variation

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heather digging the route....

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Obi follows up what we made the first pitch. The recommended pitch is to use the trees to the right of him, however starting from the white column with a 60m rope you can make it to another nice belay ledge higher up that takes nice 2 and 0.75 cams.

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Looking down through the chockstone on Frogland, this pitch is a lot of fun, and you once past it, you can use the chockstone as natural pro!

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Greta on P4. After completing the traverse it's nice to protect in the thin crack (.1-.2) out left of the overhang. This prevents the rope from getting stuck in the crack as you continue up!

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Jascha approaching the first belay

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Zack starting up the first pitch

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Scoping the rest of the route on a beautiful Vegas day...

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Jeff Creamer on P2 of Frogland

Randy Lee on pitch 2

Andrea following the first pitch.

White Light from my partners topping out on Frogland at 8pm.

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Ted going up the corner/crack on the first pitch.

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