Mark Regier on the opening of pitch one. Best to not place gear at first as in this picture, to avoid rope drag.

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Mark Regier on the opening of pitch one. Best to not place gear at first as in this picture, to avoid rope drag.

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Me coming up pitch 4.<br>
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photo by Derek Wehling

This is what the start of the route looks like.<br>
Start on the left, traverse out right.

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Peter Gram

Apr 12, 2004

“Mark Regier on the opening of pitch one. Best to not place gear at first as in this picture, to avoid rope drag.”

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Long exposure shot of climbing with LEDs/headlamp when the LEDs quit working partway up the crux chimney.

This is what the start of the route looks like.<br>
Start on the left, traverse out right.

Complete topo of Tunnel Vision as seen from the parking lot.

Anne nearing the belay after the tunnel pitch. Note the exit hole of the tunnel below

Looking out to where you would end p4, from where you would start p5. With my self, and Marilyn!

Great Bro placement!

P5 tunnel runout.

The last pitch of Tunnel Vision.

Topo for Tunnel Vision

Looks like someone got poo poo scared on the 3rd pitch. Can't say I blame them.. just bag it up tho ;)

Pulling through the 5.5 roof pitch at the top! Photo by Ethan Baker

Looking down out of the 3rd pitch chimney(first part of it).

Tunnel Vision - Interactive 360°: go.ibex.fit/mp

Example of some of the available gear on the tunnel pitch. One might argue that it is merely psychological, as it is all a bit small, but it makes the pitch feel a bit more secure.

Pitch 4 of Tunnel Vision from the Purblind Pillar Route. Note the climber nearly reaching the belay ledge at the opening to the tunnel pitch.

Belayer setting up at the entrance to the tunnel.

Tunnel Vision pitch 6, exit traverse.

Derek leading pitch 2.

Looking down halfway through the tunnel pitch.

Derek leading pitch 4.

Guy S. leads up into the Tunnel

Re-racking somewhere on Tunnel Vision

Peter following my questionable variation of p3. Photo taken from the top of pitch 3.

Crux Pitch

Posing at the base of pitch 2

Worth every minute getting up there<br>

David Andretta looking over the ledge with the dried out pee-puddle. It smells there. Don't put your hand in it. That's the extent of my useful beta for this climb.<br>
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I might be full of it, and this might actually be the beginning of the tunnel pitch, but there definately is a ledge with a urine pool.

The top! :)

Tunnel Vision pitch 5.

Buddy patrol after the tunnel pitch.

View from the top of Tunnel Vision

you know you found it if you see this

Randi and Travis after the traversing easy exit pitch.

Entrance to tunnel, P5.

Me leading the tunnel.<br>
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photo by Derek Wehling

The top.

Dave at the base of the tunnel pitch.

Chad Parker at the top of Tunnel Vision in the Red Rocks, NV

Peter Gram tunneling through Pitch 5. No pro!

Randi inside the tunnel right next to the sandy belay spot (please don't pee right here).

Me on the last pitch of Tunnel Vision. What an awesome route. Classic! A must do at Redrocks.

What a classic pitch!

Five star tunnell hotel

Waiting my turn to start the tunnel pitch.

Adam midway up Tunnel Vision (5.7), Red Rocks

Having Fun on Tunnel Vision

Mike climbing the tunnel, about to get a first piece

Mark Regier on the 3rd pitch chimney.

EJ at the large and comfy 3rd belay.

Placing first piece on chimney runout, 3rd pitch.

1st pitch-careful on cleaning route ,can be a little pendulum swing

Peter Gram on the fun, easy second pitch chimney.

Looking back out of the tunnel at the top of the fourth pitch

Derek leading the proud line finish to pitch 6.

Leading up pitch 4 looking down.

Derek coming up pitch 5.

The full tunnel pitch as seen from "Group Therapy"

Kyle looking up into the tunnel.

Bryan squeezing up the start of P3

Me coming up pitch 4.<br>
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photo by Derek Wehling

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