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The standard way to surmount the summit is to climb an offwidth (5.7 to 5.9, depending on source). There is no bolt on the top of the summit block, so the safest way down from the top of the block is to sling the horn at the top of the offwidth, lower, and then flip the sling off of the horn as Will is doing in the photo.
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The rock wall on the approach to Rexford/Nesakwatch area.
Route Overlay for:<br> SW Ridge, North Nesakwatch Spire<br> Dairyland, South Nesakwatch Spire<br> West Ridge, Mt. Rexford
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Steph Abegg
Aug 15, 2016
“The standard way to surmount the summit is to climb an offwidth (5.7 to 5.9, depending on source). There is no bolt on the top of the summit block, so the safest way down from the top of the block is to sling the horn at the top of the offwidth, lower, and then flip the sling off of the horn as Will is doing in the photo.”  

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Route Overlay for:<br> SW Ridge, North Nesakwatch Spire<br> Dairyland, South Nesakwatch Spire<br> West Ridge, Mt. Rexford
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The rock wall on the approach to Rexford/Nesakwatch area.
The standard way to surmount the summit is to climb an offwidth (5.7 to 5.9, depending on source). There is no bolt on the top of the summit block, so the safest way down from the top of the block is to sling the horn at the top of the offwidth, lower, and then flip the sling off of the horn as Will is doing in the photo.
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