Traversing Broadway up to the Notch. <br> <br> Climber: Cole Stanley. <br> <br> Photographer: Scott Moore.

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Traversing Broadway up to the Notch. <br>
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Climber: Cole Stanley.<br>
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Photographer: Scott Moore.

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Rodger Poage on the exposed traverse onto Broadway from Lamb's Slide, May 2000. Photographer: Paul Crowder.

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Traversing Broadway up to the Notch. <br>
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Climber: Cole Stanley.<br>
<br>
Photographer: Scott Moore.

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Phil Sabet experiencing pristine ice conditions in the Notch Couloir on September 12th, 2005.

Mike Ivy, Damon Brandt (in the back), Mike Wangner (photographer), 1995.

Erin Newton on Broadway in July.

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Joe Leonhard in the Notch, Feb '06 (photo Tom Haines).

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Skiing back across Broadway to Lamb's Slide on May 30, '08.

The Notch in prime October conditions.

Skiing on belay.

Scott Crady on lead in prime alpine ice conditions, 9/20.
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Photo by Jack Barker.

Beta photo. Locate the notch left of the summit. The route goes straight up to the notch from Broadway, starting in the shadow in this pic. At the notch, approach the summit via the south side of the ridge on 5.5 rock.

Andy Dimmen.

The line in red.

Ski conditions on May 30, 2008.

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About to get to the "boulder" move on Broadway en route to the notch, June 15th, 2014.

The staircase, July 26th, 2019.

The final few pitches to the summit in mixed conditions, March 2015.

View of the Diamond and the Notch Couloir from Chasm Lake, May 2000. Photographer: Paul Crowder.

Brian entering the Couloir. What a stud!

Almost to The Notch.

Crossing Broadway en route to the Notch Couloir. June 2009.

On the route.

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"Staircase" - yes, it's 5.4 but not a happy climb on May 27, 2001 - very wet. Climber: Vladimir Kunin (Denver, CO). Photo by: Dmitry Eremin (Chicago, IL).

1st pitch above Broadway.

The Notch.

The first rock band.

First part on Broadway on June 15th, 2014.

Crossing Broadway.

About midway in The Notch. June 15th, 2014.

Me belaying my friend Dave...although nothing would take pro, so really there was no point of rope, gear, or belaying haha.

On Broadway on a attempt of a winter ascent of the Notch Couloir.

Some friends scambling to the summit through the 'staircase.' We accessed this pitch via the 'Loft' into the west side of the Notch.

Leader Mike Goldin, Denver, CO. Photo by Dmitry Eremin, Chicago, IL. Couloir just above Broadway, May 27, 2001.

Approaching the choke.

Third pitch in excellent conditions, 10/2/06.

Rick and Glen in the couloir.

Rick heading up.

Phil Kerwin, halfway home.

Halfway across Broadway, March 2015.

Looking down the couloir at Chasm Lake.

Two climbers at the bottom of the photo - heading for Lamb's Slide, January 1977.

Hans and Chris following me across Broadway en route to The Notch. Minutes later we beat a hasty sideways retreat as an electrical storm descended on us.

Looking down the Notch Couloir, 10/22/23. Lots of good ice in this middle, narrow section.

Snowboarding The Notch Couloir in great conditions, 5/24/23.

Cliff & Ed heading in to the Notch, January 1977

The entrance, July 16th, 2019.

The upper part almost to le Notch.

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