Chimney second half of second pitch.

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Chimney second half of second pitch.

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Tina L. wrangling rope on the sun deck boulder

Just in front of Sun Deck Boulder

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Pete Hickman

Oct 1, 2007

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South Crack route

Start of the second pitch. The unknown climber is almost to the intermediate set of belay bolts.

Looking up at the awkward squeeze bulge move, above the sun deck and below thew final chimney pitch

Looking back on the Sundeck Boulder

On top of the first pitch of South Crack!

Topping out above the final chimney, at the ramps to summit.

The summit

The summit

Start of the real south crack route from the sun deck boulder.

The scramble up the first pitch of south crack. It's not a bad free solo if you are comfortable with stemming and chimney climbing. If you're not so experienced with that style rope up and bring some larger gear for the first 30 feet.

The summit

South Crack, Pinnacle Peak <br>

The summit

The summit

South Crack looking up toward the Rappel

The summit, ridiculously awesomely huge rap bolts at the top.

Rappel off of these anchors. Go down the north side with a 70m rope so you don't get in the way of other parties on the route.

North rappel route. You touchdown on a nice boulder. It is a 5 minute Class 3 scramble to the east to get back to the start of South Crack.

Tina L. wrangling rope on the sun deck boulder

Chimney second half of second pitch.

Just in front of Sun Deck Boulder

Top of first pitch

First pitch

This is the rock that fell out of the first pitch

Evelyn scrambling up the start of the 4th class first pitch. Brian laughing at who knows what.

Looking down from the top of the 2nd pitch.

Looking up at final chimney, just before the summit.

Jodi, coming enjoyable 2nd pitch of South Crack

The scramble up the first pitch of south crack. It's not a bad free solo if you are comfortable with stemming and chimney climbing. If you're not so experienced with that style rope up and bring some larger gear for the first 30 feet.

Coming up the final chimney with a belay on the summit.

The summit, newer bolts are available but hard core climbers still use these bad boys :)

Area of recent rock fall

View of south crack looking down from about 20 feet below the summit.

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