Stoking on the approach!

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Stoking on the approach!

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Ansel Adams tribute

This is a bit of a work in progress. I'd love to get more routes up there.

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Josh Corbin

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“Stoking on the approach!”

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looks like something on Saturn

The Incredible Hulk, Sierra

The top 2/3 of Incredible Hulk, as seen near the end of the approach.

My friend Patrick Price goofing at the base of Incredible Hulk. Summer, 2005.

Not a picture of the Incredible Hulk, but a crazy, large plank of rock wedged in a crack on the ridge above Incredible Hulk.

Incredible Hulk, seen during the approach.

A cragging guide to the first few pitches of routes on the left side of the Hulk.

Sunset at Incredible Hulk. Summer '05.

Incredible Hulk, August 2005.

Snow cave near our camp.

A topo overlay for some of the upper pitches on the Incredible Hulk

Starry skies and shining granite!

Back off- these are my smokes!

The Hulk after an early storm.

Incredible Hulk, Sierra

Full Hulk Topo. V2.0<br>
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Still needs some corrections.

HULK

Cave charcuterie with Cassy

Sunset

Climbers on Positive Vibrations (IV 5.11c)

Starry night 7-19-19

View of The Incredible Hulk while hiking up Little Slide Canyon

Ansel Adams tribute

Stoking on the approach!

This is a bit of a work in progress. I'd love to get more routes up there.

Two climbers rapping "The Venturi Effect"

Alpenglow

DREAMING!

The Incredible Hulk, Sawtooth Range, High Sierra

Little bastard pissed on my backpack!!!!

Mike Newheart barefoots it on the hike out - Robinson Creek crossing.

The view up Little Slide Canyon - Hulk on the left. For BETA see below.

Meeting the Hulk face-to-face for the first time

Excellent campsites below Incredible Hulk

Incredible Hulk

All the protein you need. Just bring carbs and a water filter.

David Katz waking up the morning after

Rappel bolts/tat as of Oct 19 for the single rap into SE descent gully.

The Incredible Hulk on the approach.

After the single rap from the Red Dihedral final pitches, scramble down the left gully to avoid getting cliffed-out.

If you go too far - gaining the trail is difficult
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Steepest Part of Descent to Rappel Anchor

What a beauty!

The Crown Jewel of the Sierra<br>

Photo topo of all routes as of Sept. 2016

The Incredible Hulk during the fires - 5 September 2020.

bivy cave

The Hulk

as of 7/2019, there is no turn off sign to diverge towards Little Slide Canyon. however, the path diverges in between these two larger rocks, with this pine as a decent land marker if you're having trouble. Robinson Creek is easily crossed via felled tree

Rappel Anchor

If you can see the suspended plank, you are at or near the rap station after finishing the last pitches of the Red Dihedral.

Short walk along ridge then down left to rapper anchor, after the steepest part of the descent from the summit.

Often the crux of the approach!

Just to clarify: Trail cut-off for the Incredible Hulk.

Cairn marking the rap after finishing the last pitches of the Red Dihedral. The rap is to the skier's left, roughly on the south face of the formation.

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