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The lower band at Stettner. Approach by going down and south on the trail near Stettner 17, or up a short trail from Cottage Grove Road. <br> <br> Numbered routes are unnamed routes listed in Swartling/Mayer.
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The lower band at Stettner. Approach by going down and south on the trail near Stettner 17, or up a short trail from Cottage Grove Road. <br> <br> Numbered routes are unnamed routes listed in Swartling/Mayer.
The right end of the right buttress. <br> <br> Numbered routes are unnamed routes listed in Swartling/Mayer.
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Phil S
Sep 11, 2023
“The lower band at Stettner. Approach by going down and south on the trail near Stettner 17, or up a short trail from Cottage Grove Road.

Numbered routes are unnamed routes listed in Swartling/Mayer.”  

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My brother following Brothers
The lower band at Stettner. Approach by going down and south on the trail near Stettner 17, or up a short trail from Cottage Grove Road. <br> <br> Numbered routes are unnamed routes listed in Swartling/Mayer.
The lower band at Stettner. Approach by going down and south on the trail near Stettner 17, or up a short trail from Cottage Grove Road. <br> <br> Numbered routes are unnamed routes listed in Swartling/Mayer.
The right end of the right buttress. <br> <br> Numbered routes are unnamed routes listed in Swartling/Mayer.
Many variations on these climbs. The Back 9 is easiest up the wide right crack. The Front 9 can go either side of the pine tree - watch for sap.
Southwest end of the right buttress. <br> <br> #9 climbs the inside corner, but if your novice climber has trouble at the top, have them try stepping out to the face on the top right.
The right buttress. <br> <br> Numbered routes are unnamed routes listed in Swartling/Mayer.
Just right of the ledges in the middle part of Stettner Rocks. <br> <br> These are #7 and #8 in Swartling/Mayer.
Two of the various easy routes on the ledged wall between Brothers and route #7. Walk-Up is the only one named in Swartling/Mayer.
Right side of SW buttress. Brothers can wander either side of the red line and still be about the same grade. <br> <br> Numbered routes are unnamed routes listed in Swartling/Mayer.
The left-most (southwest) climbs at Stettner Rocks. <br> <br> Numbered routes are unnamed routes listed in Swartling/Mayer.
Andy climbing, I believe, Brother at Stettner...it's either a 5.6 or 5.7...a very fun short climb
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