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All Locations > Utah > Wasatch Range > Wasatch Alpine… > Mt Timpanogos > Lecherous Leanings (5.11+ 7a 24 VIII 24 E4 6a)
Drew on, what we dubbed the 'Murder Pitch', p4. It is steeeeeeep....and exposed! This is the best pitch of climbing IMO--still loose but awesome moves and great, great, great exposure.<br> Those trees are pretty much 300' straight below you! This pitch is mostly .10+ with a .11a or .b crux--well protected.
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Doing my part to clean up the route (i.e. throwing rocks carelessly off the top of p5 pillar). Oh...we kind of dubbed p5 the 'Joke Pitch'...cause, well...it's a joke! loosest stuff i've ever climbed...no jk!
The North Pillar showing the approach in the foreground...not that bad
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Glen Kaplan
Aug 11, 2007
“Drew on, what we dubbed the 'Murder Pitch', p4. It is steeeeeeep....and exposed! This is the best pitch of climbing IMO--still loose but awesome moves and great, great, great exposure.
Those trees are pretty much 300' straight below you! This pitch is mostly .10+ with a .11a or .b crux--well protected.”  

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P7 summit anchors: "The Lame Anchor"<br> (fyi, this was already scratched into the rock by methinks either TP or LD, i got a chuckle and re-scratched it...it isn't that permanent, but neither is that anchor block!!!)
hats off! JimmyG!
view from the car, before the 30-45min approach...(this approach really isn't that bad and feels easier each time i do it)<br> i reccommend bringing those trekking pole thingy-ma-jigs
Drew likes it...<br> <br> He likes: a) the solitude b) the position and views c) the stuff that's at least worthy d) the adventure e) the fact that we'll be back in our own beds tonight f) the killa bumpy 3mile road g) the small raspberries on the approach h) all the bolts!!!!
The route pretty much follows the skyline (at least p1-2). This is taken from the base of the wall, once you leave the straight up talus and start traversing towards the beginning of the route.
High up on the route with Dylan on the steep "Murder Pitch".
top arete/corner of 'the Murder Pitch' p4
summit anchor, thingy....
Doing my part to clean up the route (i.e. throwing rocks carelessly off the top of p5 pillar). Oh...we kind of dubbed p5 the 'Joke Pitch'...cause, well...it's a joke! loosest stuff i've ever climbed...no jk!
Drew on, what we dubbed the 'Murder Pitch', p4. It is steeeeeeep....and exposed! This is the best pitch of climbing IMO--still loose but awesome moves and great, great, great exposure.<br> Those trees are pretty much 300' straight below you! This pitch is mostly .10+ with a .11a or .b crux--well protected.
The North Pillar showing the approach in the foreground...not that bad
the steep and massive p4...'headwall pitch' (dubbed by GK and AS 8/11/07 'The Murder Pitch')
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