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The "Warbonnet Ridge," Grade III 5.7. The red dots indicate the route and the yellow Xs indicate belay stances. In the upper section of the ridge, we unroped and soloed until the last 100 ft headwall just before attaining the
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Brad and I at the start of the ledge that we walked across, to the right, to access the right hand edge of the ridge. We named this ledge "A Walk on the Wild Side."
P7 has a couple of 5.7 moves.
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Jim Disney
May 10, 2018
“The "Warbonnet Ridge," Grade III 5.7. The red dots indicate the route and the yellow Xs indicate belay stances. In the upper section of the ridge, we unroped and soloed until the last 100 ft headwall just before attaining the”  

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Brad and I at the start of the ledge that we walked across, to the right, to access the right hand edge of the ridge. We named this ledge "A Walk on the Wild Side."
The "Warbonnet Ridge," Grade III 5.7. The red dots indicate the route and the yellow Xs indicate belay stances. In the upper section of the ridge, we unroped and soloed until the last 100 ft headwall just before attaining the
P7 has a couple of 5.7 moves.
Looking up at Brad on P5.
P4 on the first ascent.
The Warbonnet Ridge on the SW face of Chiefshead.
The red line is the South Spur route.
This is halfway up the final pitch. OK, I didn't have a rope, but it's still the final pitch (5.7 or so).