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Elevation: 5,649 ft
GPS: 37.52424, -118.57405
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Shared By: Marek Hajek on May 19, 2017
Admins: Aron Quiter, Euan Cameron, Mike Morley, Adam Stackhouse, Salamanizer Ski, Justin Johnsen, Vicki Schwantes
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The Middle Elbow Room faces North West and stays in the sun late into the afternoon. By June, the sun comes around and shines on the rock. The base of the routes is on a steep, fairly loose, scree slope.

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The river crossing has changed a bit since Marty's 10th edition of the Owens River Gorge guide.
Upper gorge approach: After descending into the upper gorge, hike south (down river) for about 5 minutes until you get to a river crossing. This trek will take you past the Trestle area that can be identified by old and abandoned trestles. Cross the river over an old, dead tree, then stay right of the giant boulder that is located in the middle of the fork in the river. Another crossing appears on the right, which takes you to Flavin Haven and further down the gorge. Don't cross there. Instead, go towards the left river fork (south east) another 30 feet where there is a crossing made up of large stones and a log. Once you cross the river, go 20' or 30' up the boulder field and head in the down river direction toward Middle Elbow Room.

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