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Sep 4, 2022
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Sep 1, 2022
It's better to rap the route, but it does go from the ground up if you prefer. The first pitch from the gro… View Comment
Aug 20, 2021
If at all possible, take the .9 variation to P6. From the large ledge atop P5, head up and left to the aret… View Comment
Aug 20, 2021
The easiest approach we found for both routes is as follows. Go to Ingalls lake. Look sharp left and iden… View Comment
Aug 20, 2021
Wow, this route delivered well beyond expectations. Relentless exposure, unparalleled views, fantastic pos… View Comment
Jul 1, 2019
Just did the purple variation again - damn that's good. Where the purple line zigs left to avoid a roof abo… View Comment
Sep 24, 2018
Yup, total pile. View Comment
Aug 27, 2018
This route is outstanding. Hard on the toes and felt pretty desperate for 10c. Start on a left-angling, thi… View Comment
Aug 27, 2018
If you are tall enough to push them into the crack, the move off the ledge can be well-protected by a #4 (a… View Comment
Aug 6, 2018
I think the order of these routes is reversed here. Little Bear is the farthest right route, which is conf… View Comment
Jun 24, 2018
Single crux move felt harder than 10c (for this area). View Comment
Jun 4, 2018
Nice photos, Dave, thanks! We spent the entire day Saturday cleaning pitch 3, and it cleaned up surprising… View Comment
Jun 4, 2018
This route is an excellent early alpine season objective - it is completely dry right now. On the third rap… View Comment
May 21, 2018
Bring several .5s and .75s. Exiting the the OW is .5s widening to .75s and quite difficult. Climbing out… View Comment
May 14, 2018
Nice route that you wish the first half of was longer. Use caution in the upper crack section as there is… View Comment
May 14, 2018
Nice work! I thought the crux was getting off the ground (like the first four feet). I ended up starting a… View Comment
May 10, 2018
After a few years and with the traverse going free, it seems like it is time to revisit the grade. For some… View Comment
Mar 12, 2018
Agreed and I have changed the title. However, FWIW I think it is technically way right of variety pack View Comment
Mar 12, 2018
This climb is out of order here (and in the book). It is way right of knobby tires and right of the climb… View Comment
Dec 7, 2017
#3 C4s protect the upper section well. You probably want at least one #4 for the very top (and can stuff o… View Comment
Nov 27, 2017
this is a solid three star route that should see more traffic. agree, two .5s and lots of reds and greens.… View Comment
Nov 13, 2017
not 5.10-mildly runout View Comment
Nov 13, 2017
Great route-don't forget your .75s.... a bunch of them View Comment
Oct 16, 2017
The trail is hard to find coming down because you don't expect to have to go that far west to find it,… View Comment
Oct 16, 2017
The newish SPlatte guidebook suggests that P1 and P2 are 100 feet each and can be run together. Assuming P2… View Comment
Jul 31, 2017
I would recommend running this in two pitches. P1 - ground to the top of the .8 runout section (skip interm… View Comment
Jul 20, 2017
We did a short pitch (~80 feet) per the newest guidebook from the right side of crossover ledge to just bel… View Comment
Jun 20, 2017
Way better to approach this route from counterclockwise- much less bushwacking. Very nice route, very ques… View Comment
Jun 20, 2017
Climbed this line and traversed right to the arete after the obvious handcrack ends. Airy position, a bit… View Comment
May 18, 2017
This is outstanding as a single pitch - one of the best 240 foot climbs around. View Comment
Mar 6, 2017
Fun tower and a great way to end a day at the wall. The starting pitch has two options: squeeze chimney fr… View Comment
Dec 28, 2016
as others have indicated, definitely harder than sinestra View Comment
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