T. Chrudinsky climbs a 110 foot 5.10b on the right side of Electric Eagle Dome. Technical crux to endless vertical jugs. Another 5.10a (120 feet) that uses mixed bolts and gear is on the pillar to the right; the route goes up the center of the pillar climbing chicken heads, then a very nice crack before finally pulling the double roof at the top.

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T. Chrudinsky climbs a 110 foot 5.10b on the right side of Electric Eagle Dome. Technical crux to endless vertical jugs. Another 5.10a (120 feet) that uses mixed bolts and gear is on the pillar to the right; the route goes up the center of the pillar climbing chicken heads, then a very nice crack before finally pulling the double roof at the top.

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T. Chrudinsky on a great 11b at High Eagle Dome.<br>
photo by S. Giffin

The top of Shangri La from the High Eagle Dome approach.

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J. Albers

Jul 27, 2010

“T. Chrudinsky climbs a 110 foot 5.10b on the right side of Electric Eagle Dome. Technical crux to endless vertical jugs. Another 5.10a (120 feet) that uses mixed bolts and gear is on the pillar to the right; the route goes up the center of the pillar climbing chicken heads, then a very nice crack before finally pulling the double roof at the top. ”

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