Anders on the first few moves.

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Anders on the first few moves.

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This view shows well the length and singularity of the line on P1 of the N. Chimney.

Along pitch 1

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Pete Fox

Oct 26, 2004

“Anders on the first few moves.”

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John Schmidt topping out on the last pitch of the North Chimney.

A bit of exposure from the top!

67 years old, enjoying the shade on the summit of Castleton after North Chimney. Couple of old dudes getting 'er done.

Having fun with 40+ mile an hour winds on the top of Castleton

Route Overlay Castleton North Chimney.

looking across the valley. third pitch

Looking up at the third pitch on North Chimney

Calcite detail, N Chimney belay.

P4 transferring to the Kor Ingalls at the top.

Kyle Heck doing a victory handstand on top.

Joe following on the first pitch of North Chimney

looking down at the last baly.. on a sweet day lil clouds lots of fun cool temps good frends

Somewhere on the 3rd pitch

I call him "Herman". Worth bringing to back up the manky bolt.

Inside the chimney!

N. Chimney

Some folks had a high line set up between Castleton and the Rectory.

Bart Fay leading the 1st pitch of the North Chimney route on Castleton.

Amazing views from the top. photo by fiddlehead.photo

The fun, middle part of P1. There's another crux above, where the crack on the right wall converges with the corner.

Owen starting up the stellar first pitch.

An epic stem at the top of the chimney! Photo by fiddlehead.photo

Bailing from the P1 anchors with a storm rolling in. The crack at the crux bulge near the top is hungry for rope, so be extremely careful about getting your ropes stuck if doing this rappel. See my comment for my beta on avoiding a stuck rope.

View from the first belay

Luke starting the 2nd pitch.

November top out! Beautiful views.

Nearing the top of pitch one.

Looking down on Chuck at the belay from the top of the chimney.

moving across the face on the last pitch. WINDY!!!

Finishing pitch 4

Second pitch near the top.

180º vertical pano from inside the second pitch.

Rapping the north face kate Schaefer in photo

Piles of death blocks atop the N. Chimney. You did wear your helmet, didn't you?

Ken Leiden leading the 2nd pitch of the North Chimney route on Castleton

The beautiful north face of Castleton.

Looking up Pitch 3 of the North Chimney. Super fun climbing!

yeah! the view... and the death block.

The lower crux on P1 is the move off the ground and then around this ceiling. Brian has back cleaned some gear so the rope will run straight.

This view shows well the length and singularity of the line on P1 of the N. Chimney.

Anders on the first few moves.

Along pitch 1

Daisy Solo on Castleton's North Chimney

Looking at North Face of Castleton Tower, three climbers on ledge in midst of rappelling

This is roughly the upper third of pitch 1

The bolt protecting the offwidth on P2. Photo shot on 10/24/11.

2nd belay

We found that the N. Face of Castleton was the easiest way to get off the tower. You can see if anybody is on the route, there's very little chance of getting your rope eaten by cracks, and on this occasion, it was fairly sheltered from the wind.

The super fun first pitch.

Pitch 3

Pat gives the thumbs up after pulling the OW section of the second pitch. Notice the "X'ed" loose block or the right.

Along pitch 1

Viiiiiictory!!!!!!!

Vicente Planelles, El Gato de Espana.

Moving into the offwidth section at the start of pitch 2.

Alex cleaning up the last pitch of the climb. <br>
Check out the Calcite stuck to the wall.

Blake takles the final pitch before joining the Kors-Ingall

Vicente Planelles jamming his way up the 1st pitch.

view from the first belay

rock

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