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All Locations > Montana > S Central Region > Beartooth Mount… > Granite Peak > Granite Peaks Traverse (5.4 4a 12 IV 10 VD 3c R)
Looking back at the terrain rappelled into the notch. I think you could find a 5.8-5.9 way through this if going from Granite Pk to W Granite. Rappelling the chimney and ascending this would be harder, but keep you on MUCH better rock.
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View from the camping areas of Princess Lake.
The traverse to Granite Peak seen from West Granite Peak.
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Mark P Thomas
Feb 28, 2019
“Looking back at the terrain rappelled into the notch. I think you could find a 5.8-5.9 way through this if going from Granite Pk to W Granite. Rappelling the chimney and ascending this would be harder, but keep you on MUCH better rock.”  

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Charlotte at the confidence-inspiring anchor for the VERY long and exposed rappel.
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Map of the various routes on Granite Peak.
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