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Bill and Shaun Coe on the slash pile looking at the cliff in 2010 after climbing. Photo: Haydar Kutuk
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Routes on main formation as of the end of the 2010 climbing season. Click on picture twice to blow it up and see the lines better. <br> <br> Note that on this picture there are xx's to note the belays, but there are no x's noted to indicate individual protection bolts. There are 26 on the Excaliber pitch alone, and marking them all exactly would have been difficult so the individual bolts were not mapped in this photo. All of the routes have shitloads of bolts with a single exception. Salathe Highway pitch to the top of The Old Witch Pinnacle has no bolts. None. There are @ 347 all over the cliff on all these routes and the bolt count per pitch is in the route descriptions. This pic is to help you orient the routes, not to spy individual bolts, which you will see plastered all over once you walk the base.
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Billcoe
Sep 11, 2018
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Routes on main formation as of the end of the 2010 climbing season. Click on picture twice to blow it up and see the lines better. <br> <br> Note that on this picture there are xx's to note the belays, but there are no x's noted to indicate individual protection bolts. There are 26 on the Excaliber pitch alone, and marking them all exactly would have been difficult so the individual bolts were not mapped in this photo. All of the routes have shitloads of bolts with a single exception. Salathe Highway pitch to the top of The Old Witch Pinnacle has no bolts. None. There are @ 347 all over the cliff on all these routes and the bolt count per pitch is in the route descriptions. This pic is to help you orient the routes, not to spy individual bolts, which you will see plastered all over once you walk the base.
Bill and Shaun Coe on the slash pile looking at the cliff in 2010 after climbing. Photo: Haydar Kutuk
the crag