At the P4 crux roof at the very top of the crag. This pitch is contrived but fun. If you're tall enough, it's a stretch for a big hold, and you're done. <br> <br> Photo by Paul Rezucha.

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At the P4 crux roof at the very top of the crag. This pitch is contrived but fun. If you're tall enough, it's a stretch for a big hold, and you're done.<br>
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Photo by Paul Rezucha.

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Climber at P1 belay.

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Ivan Rezucha

Oct 10, 2004

“At the P4 crux roof at the very top of the crag. This pitch is contrived but fun. If you're tall enough, it's a stretch for a big hold, and you're done.

Photo by Paul Rezucha.”

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At the P4 crux roof at the very top of the crag. This pitch is contrived but fun. If you're tall enough, it's a stretch for a big hold, and you're done.<br>
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Photo by Paul Rezucha.

On pitch 1.

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Ivan Rezucha

Fort Collins, CO