This photo is taken looking straight up from the belay at the top of pitch 4. There are some fixed pins in the crack above. Going this way is harder (10+??). Go left if you want an easy last pitch.

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This photo is taken looking straight up from the belay at the top of pitch 4. There are some fixed pins in the crack above. Going this way is harder (10+??). Go left if you want an easy last pitch.

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A good place to hang packs out of reach of the marmots (the leftmost anchor, viewed from the top).

The start of pitch 3.

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Steph Abegg

Jul 8, 2018

“This photo is taken looking straight up from the belay at the top of pitch 4. There are some fixed pins in the crack above. Going this way is harder (10+??). Go left if you want an easy last pitch.”

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A good place to hang packs out of reach of the marmots (the leftmost anchor, viewed from the top).

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