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Scott Bennett
Aug 19, 2023
Great route, thanks everyone for all the bolting and re-bolting work! We thought it'd be cool if the rou… View Comment
Caroline Yearwood
Jul 17, 2023
The OW was truly nothing to worry about if you've got some wide climbing under your belt (not to be 'that g… View Comment
Ron Zynchino
Jul 5, 2023
To echo/update the comment from 9/2021 re rappelling the North Face - a 60m is adequate but you will indeed… View Comment
Vivienne Jaehn Kreibaum
Jun 23, 2023
Did this in June 2023 (with Daniel Heins, see comments above) with plenty of snow on the approach making fo… View Comment
Daniel Heins
Jun 5, 2023
Approach - the steep snow in the gully climbers left worked well for stepping over and doing a very short s… View Comment
Mitchell McAuslan
Jul 18, 2022
Fun climb but a little dirty. I would recommend that you first climb the north face of concord and then rep… View Comment
Jack Waeschle
Dec 2, 2021
While climbing the route this summer, I found skipping the right-hand jog on the second pitch also worked.… View Comment
Rob Basanta
Sep 25, 2021
There is some green cord with two non-lockers about 15 feet above the first belay/second rappel (i.e. the o… View Comment
Matthew Tangeman
Sep 22, 2021
If you find yourself rappelling down the north face, just know you'll need every inch of a single 60m rope… View Comment
John Leatherman
Sep 15, 2021
I think the distinction is that early season the climber's left approach to base of the route can be fine a… View Comment
Ben Peters
Sep 7, 2021
Climbed this yesterday - thought it was a great route! A few notes: - The "Protection" section alludes t… View Comment
Bryan Battles
Jul 1, 2021
If I remember correctly, the conversation went: "Hey are you in a good spot?" "Uh, not really." "Cool we… View Comment
Curt Veldhuisen
Jul 1, 2021
"Put down the f%#king phone and belay me!!" View Comment
Princess Supervisor
Jun 28, 2021
Wow. This photo truly inspires me to love the great outdoors. This photographers eye perfectly captured the… View Comment
feifei J
Jun 28, 2021
Great photographer View Comment
Jon Nelson
Jun 28, 2021
Looks psyched. Nice shot- View Comment
Alexander Gorobets
Jun 22, 2021
Approached from climbers left on June 19 2021. No problem at all. From the snow you step up right on the be… View Comment
John Leatherman
May 13, 2021
Also strongly recommend against approach on climber's left from the base -- got us onto moderate class 5 ve… View Comment
Zachary Winters
Oct 10, 2020
Awesome artifacts, don't throw those out! View Comment
Yiddar S
Sep 12, 2020
Wouldn’t recommend the option 2 approach from the base. It got us on some really loose rock (5.7ish) which… View Comment
dhiebs
Sep 2, 2020
Did this route last weekend, and found the rock to be good for he most part, and the exposure and climbing… View Comment
Rylee Bundesmann
Aug 28, 2020
Linking the first two pitches is the way to go. On the last bit of the second pitch just before the notch,… View Comment
Max Ismailov
Aug 24, 2020
Climbed this route on 6/10/20, thought it was a very enjoyable outing with lots of quality crack climbing,… View Comment
J Roatch
Jul 14, 2020
No more 2x4 As someone who feels solid in moderate wide stuff, I felt comfortable without a 6 and would… View Comment
Sandy Dash
Aug 6, 2019
We climbed this route without a #6. First 3 pitches are fairly long with marginal pro. The 5.9 chimney goes… View Comment
Natalie Kinsaul
Jun 8, 2019
Brought a #5 and #6 and was definitely happy to have brought them. Left behind the #4. There are places t… View Comment
Nick Lenn
Jul 5, 2018
A great route, but I'd be weary of basing it strictly just off of the rating. I should preface this with I… View Comment
Cqh
Jun 3, 2018
I climbed the route on 6/2/18 and we rapped tooth and claw with two 70m ropes and made it in 4 rappels. We… View Comment
Firenze
Jun 2, 2018
We climbed this 5/26/18, with firm snow (4:30 AM) all the way from the road up to the ledge traverse midway… View Comment
Jplotz
Sep 11, 2017
I really enjoyed this route, in a blue collar sort of way. Heady but safe offwidth climbing. The bolts ta… View Comment
Kevin Holte
Aug 26, 2017
1. Definitely worth doing 2. Whatever you do, don't bring a #6 (We used a 5 a few times but you could… View Comment
Diana Y
Aug 2, 2017
A fun and speedy little route! First pitch crux move is best described as awkward. On p2, go straight up, t… View Comment
Billy Barghahn
Sep 27, 2016
Very fun varied climbing! The first rappel anchor for the descent (at top of Tooth and Claw) is no longe… View Comment
Joe Manning
Jun 27, 2016
The first two pitches to the notch linked without much rope drag in a 65m pitch. Plenty of moss and unstab… View Comment
Rafe
Oct 25, 2015
Mike Lewis. I'm curious why you would rate Blues Buttress at 3 stars and East face of Lexington at 2. By an… View Comment
Mike Lewis
Sep 28, 2015
Descent. From the col between the top of the E Face route and the summit block, look SW and you will see th… View Comment
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