Colorado fall colors from atop The Martyr.

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Colorado fall colors from atop The Martyr.

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John Bissell nears the top of pitch two.

The dicey step-around to a spacious belay.

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May 23, 2012

“Colorado fall colors from atop The Martyr.”

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The lighting bolt section of P2. It is possible to climb this beauty and traverse right on a nice ledge to avoid the OW and hit the stellar yellow corner hand crack; recommended!
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Photo taken by Sam Jones permission to use photo granted.

Eben and Ange reaching the summit at last light.

Joe Williams, second pitch.

Eben protects the splitter on P1.

Top of P1 on the big ledge.

John B leading P1.

The Martyr

Pitch two.

Summit ridge.

The spacious belay atop P1.

Looking up the first pitch from the base of the route.

The view from the base.

Looking up at the stellar first pitch.

Starting up the 2nd pitch.

Downclimb... not so bad, eh?

Martyr from the west.

About at the first roof on P1. A deep, tooth-shaped flake allows a moment to protect the move around this obstacle.

Old piton on the 1st pitch.

Near the top of the first pitch.

From the overlook

Isaiah working P2.

The view from the overlook.

The descent block, pano.

The view from the overlook.

John Bissell nears the top of pitch two.

Colorado fall colors from atop The Martyr.

The dicey step-around to a spacious belay.

Drawn upper topo of left variation of first pitch, not shown on other topo. Red is where we went, you should not. Yellow is the correct route. The "P" are pins, the "B" are belays.

Steve firing the roof on our pitch 2.5 to top out.

Steve coming up the upper part of our second pitch.

The rap anchor on the back (blue and green with a quicklink).

The rap anchor from the back (red circle; probably a 20-30 feet rap). We rap from there to the left of those leaning rocks in the middle. Then we rope up(optional) and traversed to the tree on the far right and hiked back up the hill to our car.

A topout pic with a fancy new phone camera…ooooh, ahhhh.

P1 sewn up to the awkward step to the belay ledge (went right at the roof).

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