Kip working towards the cruxy section

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Kip working towards the cruxy section

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Leading the 8th pitch of squawstruck

Shot from top of Squaw Peak just after sunset

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Kip H

Apr 26, 2021

“Kip working towards the cruxy section”

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Nice shade right before the 12th pitch

Me topping out at the summit. Too stoked to get my shoes off.

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Jack Powers Mid route checking out the bivy cave at about 2AM!

Thomas Gappmayer enjoying the belay before pitch 16.

Approach beta: wait till after Pa's Mother to turn left at the Boulder in red, then [roughly] follow the pink line up to P1 (blue line)

Pitches 3-8. Couple of parties are visible at the top of pitch 6.

The "crux" pitch 14 linked into 15 (although I felt a couple other pitches were perhaps more technical than pitch 14).

Near the top - Pitch 22 of Squawstruck

A view of Guy at the cave with another group headed up pitch 12.

Diving Board, a short walk west from top of Pitch 8

Flapper 1 of 5 on this climb. Bring your A-game, bring motivation, bring ibuprofen, and BRING TAPE!
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*Note that it can also come in handy if your old shoes randomly decide to rip in half with 12 pitches to go...

Brennan sending the thin Pitch 19

The cave/mine at the base of pitch 12 is a great place to have lunch in the shade.

The view from the top of pitch 1 to the top of pitch 2.

Bolt missing hanger on pitch 22.

Tristan after the leap of faith headed up pitch 2.

Eric E. on the 14th corner pitch- Sept 2015

Tristan and Thomas on pitch 16, taken from the trail.

My favorite pitch in the first 8: Frosted Flakes. Just look at how white the limestone is! And it is very solid with great holds and a fantastic roof with a perfect jug for pulling.

Jack getting airy on Pitch 20(?)

Map of the descent trail.

Alexis Crellin after Pitch 14 roof.

Pitch two. Fun blocky climbing to a corner which demands good footwork.

Thomas Gappmayer at the belay on top of pitch 22. Success!

Tristan moving up to the rest before the hard crux of pitch 14. This was the high point on our FA attempt.

3AM top-out!
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There are several different walls on this route. Even though we studied the topo beforehand, we got lost looking for the summit wall at night (it's much further to the right than I thought). Bring headlamps and be ready to climb at night!

View from the top

Best thing I've done in the 4 times I've done this route: write down the links with their bolt counts and lengths on my phone so I didn't have to constantly open my phone or unfold my topo.

Can't miss the diving board atop pitch 8, make sure to wave to the hikers

Starting up pitch one.

squawstruck poster born from quarentine boredom

Beginning the last few pitches on the uppermost headwall.

Rachel linking pitch 14 (5.11-) and pitch 15 (5.10b) into a 110ft pitch. Sept 20, 2013

Leading the 8th pitch of squawstruck

Kip working towards the cruxy section

Shot from top of Squaw Peak just after sunset

Pitch 12 with cave at base

Pitch 22- the final pitch

Thomas on pitch 2. September 2010.

Enjoying a fine fall day high on the route

Bryce having fun on Squawstruck

Late night Summit 9/2015

Me on pitch 1. Dec 2008.

The very sustained 5.10 pitch 12.

Christian Burrell on pitch 4. Dec 2008.

Me on pitch 3. Dec 2008.

Looking back across the leap of faith to Christian belaying from the pitch 1 tower.

Pitch one of the behemoth

Starting up the crux pitch

The exposure is great throughout the whole route.

Me on pitch 6. Dec 2008.

Tristan and Thomas on pitch 16, taken from the trail (with a bit more zoom than the last photo).

Making our way across one of the final ledges between walls of the climb

Approach beta pic.

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