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The rope marks the entire route from belay stance down on climber's loop trail. The boulder problem to enter the dihedral is comically inconsistent with the rest of the climb and I think you can dodge it by traversing far left on the ledge below it.
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Decent shot of As the Crow Flies 5.8 (red rope climber), the arete between them is Volume I 5.7, and the dihedral is Turkey Chute 5.8 (green rope climber).
Different angle of this fun dihedral
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Edward Smith
Jun 20, 2021
“The rope marks the entire route from belay stance down on climber's loop trail. The boulder problem to enter the dihedral is comically inconsistent with the rest of the climb and I think you can dodge it by traversing far left on the ledge below it.”  

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Decent shot of As the Crow Flies 5.8 (red rope climber), the arete between them is Volume I 5.7, and the dihedral is Turkey Chute 5.8 (green rope climber).
The rope marks the entire route from belay stance down on climber's loop trail. The boulder problem to enter the dihedral is comically inconsistent with the rest of the climb and I think you can dodge it by traversing far left on the ledge below it.
Different angle of this fun dihedral
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Top down view of Turkey Chute so you can see the dihedral better. Bolts at the top are accessed by walking farther south on the trail and then scrambling around behind and right of Turkey Chute (to the left of Standard Deviation and Abacab). As the Crow Flies is accessible from here as well.
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