Eli starting out on pitch 3.

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Eli starting out on pitch 3.

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Eli checks out the jams on pitch 2.

Mike leading second pitch.

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Jon Cannon

Jun 15, 2005

“Eli starting out on pitch 3.”

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Layton Kor drilling a bolt on the FA of Castleton Tower, Castle Valley<br>
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Photo by Huntley Ingalls

The Kor-Ingalls has lunch

topping out

Anders stuck in the chimney on pitch one. The Euro sport climber is still having fun in the chimneys!

Ken Kaniff on top of first pitch

High school sweetheart, Jackson Marvell, jogging up Kor-Ingalls in August before his senior year.

Unknown climber offwidthing the crux. I stemmed and face climbed the crux cause I'm an offwidth weenie.

Stefan Doucette belaying the last pitch

Castleton Tower is on the right, The Priest and the Rectory are on the left. Kor-Ingalls climbs the big sunny dihedral on the right side of the tower. Photo: Darin Lang

Out of the sun on a cold day. On the ledge after the crux pitch

Blue line is the original Kor-Ingalls second pitch. There is one bolt on the left wall of the crack. Going this way means you get to use the cool hueco, circled in green. Pro your second for the traverse back right.

view toward the La Sals

Bobby at the top

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Inside of pitch 3 (crux)

South Face

half way up Kor Ingalls on a beautiful Feb. afternoon

Cool, albeit slippery calcite on the left wall.

Some very important beta on the descent found in the summit register.

bondo at the notch, just below the top

Cliff Band

Route photo, the Kor-Ingalls route follows the obvious crack and chimney system up the middle of the face.

Eli checks out the jams on pitch 2.

Eli starting out on pitch 3.

Mike leading second pitch.

View of route

The Crux

The "Crew" at the top!!

Pre dawn, waiting for enough light to climb.

Ryan Sayers on the third pitch.

Anders, the Euro Sportclimber, still smiling with 400ft of air below his feet. N Face rap off Casleton with parties on the Rectory's Fine Jade in the background.

Swearing and rope tension prove to be an effective combo as Brandi escapes the Pitch 3 calcite hellhole.

Pitch 4: Why settle for the fun 5.7 face to the right when you can continue the classic wideness in the 5.9 slot to the left?

Summit!

looking down

Why it's best to have a plan B for K-I.

In the second section of pitch 1.

Kor-Ingalls NF Rap

Joel Baron and Bo Johnston at the north face rap achors!

(L-R) Eli Powell and Brian Wandzilak show they are mentally prepared for what awaits.

Stacking the rope

Photo of Robert Breyer by Tom Fernwood.

Team shot with Dustin Clelen, Barb Anderson, and me. Taken by Mycroft Smith. P3 belay?

Joan and 2 climbers from Seattle on the spacious P3 belay ledge.

Dawn shadow

The wide section of Kor-Ingalls.

Hanging around on the Kor- Ingalls route.

Anders nearing the top of pitch 3.

The windy top!

Mestdagh approaching the summit of Castleton Tower.

Chad finishing up the 3rd pitch of Kor-Ingalls! What a wild pitch...

Massive belay atop P1.

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Paco on the second pitch.

Erik making a horizontal squeeze into the crux chimney. Its all for style

Sparcer calcite on the right wall.

Midway on Kor-Ingals