Great topo of the route. Shows the entire army route read articles for belay stands and anchors

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Great topo of the route. Shows the entire army route read articles for belay stands and anchors

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Army Route's 3 pitches.

The current condition of the P1 anchors.

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cliff powers

Apr 11, 2004

“Great topo of the route. Shows the entire army route read articles for belay stands and anchors”

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Army Route's 3 pitches.

Great topo of the route. Shows the entire army route read articles for belay stands and anchors

The current condition of the P1 anchors.

My sister's first multi-pitch and second climb ever! She's diggin' it!

You can quickly scramble straight up to the start from the road. The start is in the dihedral, just below an obvious roof, right next to a little tree.

Past halfway up the first pitch, the route continues another 10m following the crack up and slightly to the right.

James halfway up. Free solo.

James Scott free solos the Army Route/Pinnical. He's up there.

Beta line for the downclimb.

P2 belay during the eclipse.

From the north, looking south down at the road, Graduation Boulder, Post-Graduation Boulder, and the Pinnacle.

My brother cruising up the first pitch of Army Route.

The anchor atop P2.

The first pitch anchors.

A look at P1 from below.

Leading the 3rd (final) pitch. It's actually way more solid than it looks.<br>
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Photo by Lee Rittenmeyer.

I've seen worse. I think this may have been the start of P3? I think we may have been off route at this point. Not sure.

1st pitch clipping the only bolt remaining on that pitch.

Memorial for fallen climber at the base of the Army Route (a few years back)

First pitch of The Army Route

Jubal Smith on the Army Route.

Nancy topping out the first pitch.

Following the first pitch.

Shot from the airy 2nd pitch belay station (if you do this in 3 pitches). Ken's showing the fun that can be had on a 5.3 (by far the easiest pitch of the climb) with some exposure (relative).

Lee Rittenmeyer finishing up the first pitch.

Butt shot on The Army Route (I think). :-)

Lou starting pitch two from the roomy belay ledge. The choss on this pitch would later make him rather unhappy.

Looking down the route from the top.

The right angle and framing can make the descent look way scarier than it is ;-)

Tim on P2 ledge

Be aware of the cracked eye bolt on the P1 anchor. This bolt has been reported.

Pitch one on lead.

Peter Mead partway up the Army Route.

Peter Mead on the summit pitch of the Army Route

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