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Approach Picture No. 5 showing static line at base of Coconino Formation (see comment)
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AT, P1.
This third pitch variation of the South Face Route provides the best climbing on that side of Hayden. Older topo rates the OW crack at 5.8+ and chimney finish at 5.9.
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Mark and Stacy Egan
Oct 24, 2008
“Approach Picture No. 5 showing static line at base of Coconino Formation (see comment)”  

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AT, P1.
Approach Picture No. 5 showing static line at base of Coconino Formation (see comment)
This third pitch variation of the South Face Route provides the best climbing on that side of Hayden. Older topo rates the OW crack at 5.8+ and chimney finish at 5.9.
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