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Looking up at the Upper West South Ridge, as seen from the top of Bewitched. <br> Green: Scramble up and over to the ridge. <br> Yellow: Climbing up to the top, dashes indicate climbing behind a formation in the photo foreground.
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Steeper zeroeth pitch of Bewitched if you're so inclined. Scramble up the 8' wall, around to the left, and up to the hangers at the start of the first pitch. The 8' wall is not seen in this photo, but is just below and left of the hangers.
Bewitched first pitch (5.5). A set of hangers can be seen to anchor the belayer if you want.
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KrisG
Nov 15, 2020
“Looking up at the Upper West South Ridge, as seen from the top of Bewitched.
Green: Scramble up and over to the ridge.
Yellow: Climbing up to the top, dashes indicate climbing behind a formation in the photo foreground.”  

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Steeper zeroeth pitch of Bewitched if you're so inclined. Scramble up the 8' wall, around to the left, and up to the hangers at the start of the first pitch. The 8' wall is not seen in this photo, but is just below and left of the hangers.
Looking up at the Upper West South Ridge, as seen from the top of Bewitched. <br> Green: Scramble up and over to the ridge. <br> Yellow: Climbing up to the top, dashes indicate climbing behind a formation in the photo foreground.
Bewitched first pitch (5.5). A set of hangers can be seen to anchor the belayer if you want.
Anchors for rap into gully off backside of Bewitched climb. Hunter S. Thompson dome seen in the background.
Single bolt to aid the one-move down scramble to reach Stratocaster ledge. Walk NW off the top of Bewitched/Observatory to get here.
Anchors on top of second pitch of Bewitched (on top of formation).
The Observatory is the blunt, low angle, right-facing arete in his image. 'Bewitched' (5.5, R) climbs to just below the "Cyclops eye" near it's top. Photo by Tony Bubb, 1/03.