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Bigger Crag. Bomber granite. 11,000 feet plus. 2 or 3 pitches. Do those seams take pro? The only way to find out is to climb up to them.
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Crag in wilderness area. Highly featured granite. Situated at 11,000 plus feet. Untouched. 1 pitch.
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Lee Smith
May 6, 2007
“Bigger Crag. Bomber granite. 11,000 feet plus. 2 or 3 pitches. Do those seams take pro? The only way to find out is to climb up to them. ”  

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More Crag.
Bigger Crag. Bomber granite. 11,000 feet plus. 2 or 3 pitches. Do those seams take pro? The only way to find out is to climb up to them.
Crag in wilderness area. Highly featured granite. Situated at 11,000 plus feet. Untouched. 1 pitch.
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