Initial crack. The original route exits this crack earlier and traverses the ledge below on the left to another crack system.

All Locations > Wyoming > Wind River Range > Cirque of the T… > Pingora > E Face, Left Side Cracks (5.7+ 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b)

Initial crack. The original route exits this crack earlier and traverses the ledge below on the left to another crack system.

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Joey leads up P2. We started in the right crack for P1, then stepped left into the corner. Fantastic movement!

Easier terrain mid route.

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Sarah Meiser

Aug 13, 2021

“Initial crack. The original route exits this crack earlier and traverses the ledge below on the left to another crack system.”

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Nice shot of the lake below.

One variation, there are many.

"Pingora-East Face, Left-Side Cracks".<br>
Photo by Blitzo.

East Face

I believe the start of pitch 7 on the East Face, Left Side Cracks.

Start of route - parallel cracks or dihedral on the left.

following the sustained corner

Pitch 2 clean crack

sea of granite

Gokul, about p9 (just above the East Ledges)

Joey leads up P2. We started in the right crack for P1, then stepped left into the corner. Fantastic movement!

Initial crack. The original route exits this crack earlier and traverses the ledge below on the left to another crack system.

Easier terrain mid route.

Summit Photo - Stoked. We were glad the rain and thunder missed us!

I believe top of pitch 5 before the spicy friction.

Start of the east face

This line felt mostly 5.7 with a section that felt 5.8 on the first pitch of the headwall (P7 for us) where I was thankful to have a #4 and two #3s. I'd also call the boulder problem on the last pitch a 5.8 as well.

Joey jamming the cracks (and his impending poo) up the 7+ corner near the top.

Gokul, p2

Hand crack about p 7-8.

Slabby climbing mid route.

high and wide

High on the East face nearing the summit. Great clean corner.

Mark-up of Pingora's East Face, Left-Side Cracks, from a 9-18-23 climb

Somewhere on the route--looks like the bottom still.

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