Beginning of the rappels down Fish Pin on the left. You don't need to rappel from the lower anchors at the base of the ramp to get a clean pull from there. You can setup on the anchors where the climber in the black shirt is situated.

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Beginning of the rappels down Fish Pin on the left. You don't need to rappel from the lower anchors at the base of the ramp to get a clean pull from there. You can setup on the anchors where the climber in the black shirt is situated.

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Nate Layton repelling down Fish Pin.

Summit shot looking down.

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Nate Young

Sep 1, 2019

“Beginning of the rappels down Fish Pin on the left. You don't need to rappel from the lower anchors at the base of the ramp to get a clean pull from there. You can setup on the anchors where the climber in the black shirt is situated.”

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The infamous nail!!! WHAT. THE HECK!???

Dizzy Rock

Fish Pin climbs the middle of the large formation on the right. The route follows the face almost directly under the large roof bulge at the top. If you're camping at Maple Canyon, sites #2-4 are situated a 2 minute walk from this climb.

Nate Layton repelling down Fish Pin.

Beginning of the rappels down Fish Pin on the left. You don't need to rappel from the lower anchors at the base of the ramp to get a clean pull from there. You can setup on the anchors where the climber in the black shirt is situated.

Summit shot looking down.

Topping out on the third pitch.

Top of the second pitch, starring the third.

Pulling the first roof of the second pitch

Tanner Bauer and Chris Deuto standing on top of the last pitch! Photo credits: Sam Hsin

Matt Selman on the second pitch of Fish Pin. This was the first ascent (April 10, 2012) after much needed changes were made to the route.

The namesake of this route. Big thanks to the FAs