Rainy Wednesday Tower to Brinton's Buttress <br> <br> Above is the East Bluff Trail, usually accessed from the CCC trail. Below is the main climber's trail.

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Rainy Wednesday Tower to Brinton's Buttress
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Above is the East Bluff Trail, usually accessed from the CCC trail. Below is the main climber's trail.

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Brinton's Buttress to the Monster.
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CCC Trail from below, meets the East Bluff Trail above at D'Arcy's. From the Flatiron (Monster) the Guillotine is right. From the base of the Pedestal, left is the main climber's trail.

Jeff Vogtschaller cruises the CCC trail to the East Bluff.

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Doug Hemken

Nov 24, 2020

“Rainy Wednesday Tower to Brinton's Buttress

Above is the East Bluff Trail, usually accessed from the CCC trail. Below is the main climber's trail.”

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2. Brinton's
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4. Many Pines
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5. Rainy Wednesday Tower
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7. Leaning Tower
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8. Pseudo Hawk's Nest
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Brinton's Buttress to the Monster.
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CCC Trail from below, meets the East Bluff Trail above at D'Arcy's. From the Flatiron (Monster) the Guillotine is right. From the base of the Pedestal, left is the main climber's trail.

Rainy Wednesday Tower to Brinton's Buttress
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Above is the East Bluff Trail, usually accessed from the CCC trail. Below is the main climber's trail.

Jeff Vogtschaller cruises the CCC trail to the East Bluff.

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