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A south view from the three bolt anchor on the Upper Lunchbox. A little technical at the start on the south tip, barely 5th class, if at all, but plenty of places for gear. A good first lead for a timid beginner.
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The north-west corner of the Upper Lunchbox. If someone could rig a creative top rope, I've always thought this would be a cool project. The last 10 feet or so of the face looks nearly impossible...(for me anyways)
Looking down at the start of the second pitch from the top of Lunch Bucket Ledge on hospital rock. Park in the turnout past the hospital rock parking lot to access this area
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Benjamin F
Jul 14, 2012
“A south view from the three bolt anchor on the Upper Lunchbox. A little technical at the start on the south tip, barely 5th class, if at all, but plenty of places for gear. A good first lead for a timid beginner.”  

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Lunchbox Ledge 5.8, Hospital Rock Area, Sequoia NP CA
Hospital Rock main wall. Large photo, zoom in. Lunch Bucket Ledge is one of the few distinct recorded lines on this rock (with bolted anchors). Just pick a line and climb!
second pitch of lunch bucket ledge
The north-west corner of the Upper Lunchbox. If someone could rig a creative top rope, I've always thought this would be a cool project. The last 10 feet or so of the face looks nearly impossible...(for me anyways)
A south view from the three bolt anchor on the Upper Lunchbox. A little technical at the start on the south tip, barely 5th class, if at all, but plenty of places for gear. A good first lead for a timid beginner.
Looking down at the start of the second pitch from the top of Lunch Bucket Ledge on hospital rock. Park in the turnout past the hospital rock parking lot to access this area
December 2011, the base of the Lower Lunchbox, just after the climbers trail breaks off of the Middle Fork Trail.
Topping out, first time doing Juicifer without any hangs, November 2011
The quartzite formations in the late afternoon, taken from a few miles up the highway.
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