Type: Sport, Alpine, 330 ft (100 m), 4 pitches, Grade II
GPS: 51.34366, -116.2314
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Dave Stimson on Aug 1, 2014
Admins: Dave Rone, Tom Jones, Richard Rose, Rhys Beaudry
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Follow the bolts on the SW arete for four pitches (max 100'). Beautiful climbing on clean quartzite! Climb the S face on gear to make a great day.

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Fixed stations and entirely bolt protected. Bring 12-14 qd's. Rap with a single rope (you may need to clip the rappel rope back in on the 3rd rappel).

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2nd pitch
2nd pitch
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Photo Route Overlay.
Photo Route Overlay.
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Pitch 3
Pitch 3
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Climb this tower!!
Climb this tower!!
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Climber on Cardiac Arete.
Climber on Cardiac Arete.
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Last pitch. Amazing exposure.
Last pitch. Amazing exposure.
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Starting up Pitch 4.
Starting up Pitch 4.
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Climbers starting up Cardiac Arete. To get to the base of the route, traverse in on the obvious ledge.
Climbers starting up Cardiac Arete. To get to t…
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Looking down Cardiac Arete, with rather phallic shadow of Grand Sentinel below.
Looking down Cardiac Arete, with rather phallic…
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Approach to the Grand Sentinel (June 2018)
Approach to the Grand Sentinel (June 2018)
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On the approach from the paradise valley side
On the approach from the paradise valley side
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David on the last pitch of Cardiac
David on the last pitch of Cardiac
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