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Overview photo from the old Steve Tucker / Kevin Steele guidebook showing all routes on Cathedral Peak circa 1992. Undoubtedly there's more potential here for the FA-minded folks.<br> 169= [[105976244]] (5.5)<br> 170= [[105978405]] (5.6)<br> 171= [[105976198]] (5.7)<br> 172= [[105976356]] (5.10+ R)<br> 173= [[105978412]] (5.4)<br> 174= [[105978415]] (Moderate 5th)
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Cave belay station anchor. Pretty sweet.
View from ridge approached from the La Cumbre side. What you see is the back side of Cathedral Peak and an amazing view!
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Jeff Dunbar
Jun 15, 2007
“Overview photo from the old Steve Tucker / Kevin Steele guidebook showing all routes on Cathedral Peak circa 1992. Undoubtedly there's more potential here for the FA-minded folks.
169= Cave Route (5.5)
170= Long Gone Bong (5.6)
171= South Face (5.7)
172= Dream Weaver (5.10+ R)
173= Southeast Chute (5.4)
174= West Face (Moderate 5th)”  

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Approach view of trail out to Cathedral Peak. Cathedral side steeper (more so than Tahquitz) but shorter. La Cumbre side less steep but longer. Red ends near pack stash on Cathedral summit backside. Orange continues cw to descend to base. 20 Nov 2020.
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Looking down at the back side of Cathedral Peak from La Cumbre.
Approximate line of the 5.7 [[105976198]] route.
Me reveling in the last bit of 3rd class terrain on the way back from a great first outing to Cathedral Peak.
Don't forget to check out the huge cave at the base of Cathedral Peak before you start climbing!
A view of the backside and summit block of Cathedral Peak as seen on the approach trail from La Cumbre Peak. The summit block is visible just to the right of the plant stalk and the approach trail across the saddle is visible on the far left.
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