Pitch 2 (upper face) - you see this face once you get out of view of your belayer on pitch 2. Heading this way gets you to the piton corner ledge. Once you are out of this section, traverse left across a dirty section of rock & climb a short wall to ledge

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Pitch 2 (upper face) - you see this face once you get out of view of your belayer on pitch 2. Heading this way gets you to the piton corner ledge. Once you are out of this section, traverse left across a dirty section of rock & climb a short wall to ledge

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“Pitch 2 (upper face) - you see this face once you get out of view of your belayer on pitch 2. Heading this way gets you to the piton corner ledge. Once you are out of this section, traverse left across a dirty section of rock & climb a short wall to ledge”

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Tamara leading the 5.9 crack on p4. The 5.9 variation heads straight up from the belay. The 5.10 variation can be seen on left edge of the photo.

Aspen meadow and approach/exit trails

The 10a variation of the last pitch is money! Thanks to Kerr Adams for the awesome shot!

Second Coming approach down Chimney Canyon and exit route after topping out

Pitch 3 - intersection for heading to the 5.8 exit anchor or the headwall ledge anchor for the 5.9 and 5.10 exit pitches

Climbing the headwall of Second Comming

Josh on the 10a headwall of The Second Coming.

Mark leading pitch 3

Mark finishes up the 10a variation of P4.

Robin completing the 5.8 variation of p4.

Robin belaying me up the 4th pitch and Ryan finishing his lead of the 3rd pitch

Top of 5.8 var of 4th pitch

An attempt at marking the route Second Coming. 1st pitch - mostly not shown; 2nd pitch - one variation shown and top belay can be rope-length dependent; 3rd pitch - rough approximation; 4th pitch - take your pick!

Garrett on the last pitch of the second coming.

Chuck on pitch 3

Wes halfway down the approach gully. Plenty of loose rock.

The original line on pitch 2 goes up the large chimney left of the belay tree.

Belay ledge at the bottom of P3. A solid pin that can be backed up with small stoppers.

Following up the last part of the pitch 4 5.8 finish

Looking down the 5.10a exit on pitch 4

Pitch 3 - starting from the piton corner

Pitch 2 (upper face) - you see this face once you get out of view of your belayer on pitch 2. Heading this way gets you to the piton corner ledge. Once you are out of this section, traverse left across a dirty section of rock & climb a short wall to ledge

Pitch 1 - start of the route

Pitch 2 - straight up through the face. Once out of view, cut up & right to pass a roof on the left. Climb up, then cut left across a dirty gully to surmount a short wall which gains the piton corner belay.

Tamara completing the transition from the left facing corner to the right facing corner on p3.

The P3 Pitons

George S finishing on the 5.9 exit with The Chimney formation below in the background

Start of the 1st Pitch. Head up the corner and angle right towards easy ledges and a small tree.

Kevin on the final pitch of Second Coming.

The Second Coming - Greta Shyock finishing the last pitch

Crux on the 5.9 var

Top of the 5.8 headwall exit pitch. It's a fun pitch!

Matt Price TRing the 10a finish to Second Coming. Great crack!

Pitch 4 - 5.8 exit - looking up from the bolted belay anchor ledge - cut left onto the face at the top

The bullet-proof upper headwall!

George S looking up at the 5.8 exit crack from just above the two bolt anchor

Fun on pitch 3!

Rick climbing up Pitch 3

Tony and Patrick, Second Coming.

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