Two Climbers on Liberty Bell

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Two Climbers on Liberty Bell

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moving into the chimney system on the second pitch.

The block above the end of the roof traverse on P3 seems to be slightly loose. It was fine when I pulled up on it with my hands today (9/23/17) but when I matched a foot on top of it and went to stand up it wiggled. Use caution and be aware of freeze-thaw conditions.

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Jplotz

Jun 26, 2018

“Two Climbers on Liberty Bell”

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The top of the third pitch, the friction slab, and the final scramble to the top. You can also see the first rap on the tree, and the first of the two bolted rap stations.

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this goat is at the start of the route

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Pitch 2 of the Beckey Route. Taken Sept 2019.

Kid near the base of the Beckey route.

Mountain goat at first pitch again! Is this the same goat from another picture 8 years ago???

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Expect at least this many people on sunny summer weekends after the snow is gone.

Liberty Bell (Beckey Route)

Climber on p.2 of the Beckey Route. Photo from Concord Tower.

Starting up the Beckey Route. September 2021

Looking up at the slab boulder problem on the final pitch of the Beckey Route

On the route

Nick on pitch 2

View south from the route

Rappelling down it is easy to miss the 2nd (last) set of chains - they are closer than you think: on the first sandy ledge with trees - don't go past them (as happened to me and 2 other parties after me).

Pitch 3 Beta - I found the description confusing here since there are multiple roofs and corners.

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Near the first pitch of the Beckey Route. June 2012

Flaking before starting "The Boulder Problem".

Winter conditions

Crag Dog free soloist on first pitch of Becky Route

Finding the chains for the second-rappel when descending off Liberty Bell

Preston scrambling up the final slab below the summit

Starting the first pitch of the Beckey Route. Taken Sept 2019.

The short slab near the top of the Beckey Route. Might be harder than 5.6? It's a boulder problem, but you wouldn't want to blow it. I'd do a quick belay if there are any doubts for any member of the team, especially when downclimbing.

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A glimpse of the first three pitches from the approach gully

This shot shows the chimney system. It's really fun climbing.

Don't forget to take in the "small" views as well.

Start of 2nd pitch

Pitch 1 tunnel

Scouting the next moves after coming out of the short, awkward chimney at start of pitch 2.

On the 2nd Chimney pitch.

Winnie on the start of pitch 2

Opening moves on the first pitch. Nice Views

Unknown climber on the Beckey Route making their way across the finger traverse.

On the rappel into the notch.

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1st pitch

moving into the chimney system on the second pitch.

Two Climbers on Liberty Bell

The block above the end of the roof traverse on P3 seems to be slightly loose. It was fine when I pulled up on it with my hands today (9/23/17) but when I matched a foot on top of it and went to stand up it wiggled. Use caution and be aware of freeze-thaw conditions.

Climber following pitch #3 on Beckey, July 2, 2022. Taken from Rapple Grapple.

Climber topping out pitch #3 of Beckey Route, July 2, 2022. Photo taken from Rapple Grapple.

Winnie on the first rappel station.

The photogenic start of pitch 2

Awesome views from the summit!

Faux alpine

Liberty Bell July 10th 2022

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