A more recent, post cleaning photo. Graveyard Shift begins between 2 small roofs in the foreground. The summit in the morning light is where the absolutely stellar pitch 7 is. Used with permission of Michelle Carlson

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A more recent, post cleaning photo. Graveyard Shift begins between 2 small roofs in the foreground. The summit in the morning light is where the absolutely stellar pitch 7 is. Used with permission of Michelle Carlson

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Brian Carlson starting up Graveyard Shift pitch 1, Jim Carlson belaying (Jan 2022). Photo used with permission from Michelle Carlson.

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Jul 20, 2022

“A more recent, post cleaning photo. Graveyard Shift begins between 2 small roofs in the foreground. The summit in the morning light is where the absolutely stellar pitch 7 is. Used with permission of Michelle Carlson”

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Brian Carlson starting up Graveyard Shift pitch 1, Jim Carlson belaying (Jan 2022). Photo used with permission from Michelle Carlson.

My wife, Marie Carlson, taking a well-earned rest at the Pitch 13 anchors after lugging a pack up the Ascent/Descent Ramp and crossing a fixed line on Pitch 14 during route development (2021). The Broken Sidewalk is just behind her.

Graveyard Shift Approach Trail, photo used with permission of Michelle Carlson

The upper half of the Easy Street Slab pitch shifts to the North side of the Buttress to avoid this enormous block which appears to be loose and precariously balanced on top of the smaller chockstone.

With permission from Andrew Noh. The view atop Graveyard Shift, with the Salmon river far below.

Here is a picture of the decent route. The hike down is definitely a bit steep. Be cautious as there are some drop offs if you go the wrong way.

With permission from Andrew Noh. Pitch 6 "The Escalator". Pitch 7 ascends the skyline above the climber.

With permission from Andrew Noh. At the beginning of p10, which is at the base of the prominent arete visible from the Salmon river road.

With permission from Andrew Noh. The beginning of the last steep bulge before the P2 anchors. It already has an exposed feel here, but is well protected.

With permission from Andrew Noh. Arriving at the top of P5, which is a pleasant flat area atop a blunt arete. A great place to rest the feet!

Brian Carlson on the Class 3 route from the Ascent/Descent Ramp up to the Pantry. Photo credit Marie Carlson

With permission from Andrew Noh. Nearing the P2 anchors, at a nice ledge. The Salmon river is below.

Pulling the fixed line on Pitch 13

At the very top!

Pitch 1 and 2 (traversing left). Anchor bolt for 1st belay just right of start. Also shown is the older line, going straight up, which currently has really appallingly bad bolts.

Upper Pitches, from the end of the Pitch 2 traverse. Note, also shown is the Potato Chip Flake route which needs work....

Pitch 12 route-finding. To exit the Dance Floor walk around the right side of this large block.

Pitch 12 route-finding. After hiking across the Dance Floor, walk into and then climb up through this short, easy chimney.

Route-finding on Pitch 12. After climbing up through the short, easy chimney, double back through this narrow slot-chimney. This leads to the large pine tree shown in the Pitch 13 photo.

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A more recent, post cleaning photo. Graveyard Shift begins between 2 small roofs in the foreground. The summit in the morning light is where the absolutely stellar pitch 7 is. Used with permission of Michelle Carlson

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Vancouver, WA

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Moscow, ID

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