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The giant block near the notch, seen from the headwall.
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The Caltech Alpine Club threw a going-away party at the Stone House for Stephen Becker, who was its president for five years and who moved to Paris in 2011.
The first rock pitch. The second pitch starts roughly 50-100 feet to the left of the end of this pitch. If the ledges are covered in snow (which they were when we were here) keep your eyes peeled for easy rock to the left. Going straight up gets chossy and weird.
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Hamik Mukelyan
Nov 4, 2011
“The giant block near the notch, seen from the headwall.”  

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First headwall pitch after a dusting of snow.
This is unlikely if you drive carefully.
Blue = up, red = down.
Green = up, red = stupid way up, blue = down
before tree at top of the 1st gully go right up a short dirty flaring crack, then cross slab and climb up corner. this alternate mixed pitch leads into a short chimney, past a shrub, up to a gear anchor and onto the 2nd gully. photo cred: audrey a.
Winter route<br> Richard Shore stemming it out over snow bridges on the upper crux pitch
The Caltech Alpine Club threw a going-away party at the Stone House for Stephen Becker, who was its president for five years and who moved to Paris in 2011.
The giant block near the notch, seen from the headwall.
The first rock pitch. The second pitch starts roughly 50-100 feet to the left of the end of this pitch. If the ledges are covered in snow (which they were when we were here) keep your eyes peeled for easy rock to the left. Going straight up gets chossy and weird.
Winter route <br> View of the route from inside the old stonehouse
Base of headwall
Winter route<br> Richard Shore leading up the first upper headwall rock pitch
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