climber on the southeast buttress

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climber on the southeast buttress

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First pitch of Cathedral Peak, you can see the 5.4 splitter above my right shoulder in the photo, WAY fun and not to be missed out on!

Jax in the chimney pitch

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Dec 13, 2012

“climber on the southeast buttress”

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Cathedral Peak after summiting at sunset - with two climbers on Eichorn Pinnacle

Scrambling down towards Eichorn Pinnacle after a full moon ascent of Cathedral Peak.

Eichorn Pinnacle visible from the top.

Such a great view from the summit

SE buttress solo

Monica soloing Cathedral Peak.

After approx. 10 minutes up the JMT from the Cathedral Lakes trailhead, you will see the obvious climbers trail on the left blocked by a log. The trail runs parallel to Budd Creek for a good portion of the hike then wraps around the left(East) side of Cathedral Peak.

This, I may say, is the first time I have been at church in California.
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-- John Muir
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Taken October 30, 2011

April, Filip, and Alberto solo train their way up Cathedral

cathedral peak from JMT

Route tracing: NA 50 CLASSIC!

4th class descent. Panoramic photo taken from the ridge

Alternate 5.7 route to the left of the chimney, the so-called 'glory arete'. The chimney had a traffic jam this day, so we followed a yosar'ers advice. Beautiful pitch, fantastic exposure!

Climbers on the summit taken from Eichorn.

Tamara on p2 of the "original" route up cathedral pk.

Soloist

Unknown climber high on the SE Buttress of Cathedral Peak

Looking at Fairview and other domes.

View from Budd Lake around the time we summitted (taken by our non climbing family member, 8/2/2019)

Starting up the south east buttress.

Upper Cathedral Lake Campsite - Under Cathedral Peak
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Southeast Buttress is the right skyline

The possibilities are limitless.

Climber on the SE buttress

A party of three on the summit of Cathedral Peak, photographed from the summit of Eichorn's Pinnacle

Matisse on summit, May 2012

11am on a Saturday in pristine California wilderness

Summit just enough room for two.

Southeast Buttress - climbers

April does a bit of light reading on the summit of Cathedral

The natural anchor before the chimney

Cathedral Peak in mid-June.

Cathedral Peak at sunrise

Summit pitch. Incredible views.

Daniel ready to step across the gap to the small summit.

the SE Buttress

Anne enjoying the spectacular summit and the rewarding view atop Cathedral peak.

View from the approach

Jax Traversing under the summit block

View up the chimney on the 4th pitch.

Echo Peaks from the top of the 4th pitch.

A great 5.8 variation right of the chimney. If the chimney is clogged , move right , around a corner, about 20 feet to some great stemming, chimney climbing . A few old pitons and good gear on this pitch.

Just below the summit on Cathedral peak

Megan leading up the first pitch

The summit of Cathedral peak. A definite must do climb when in Tulomne meadows.

Lisa Pritchett Leading the Southwest Buttress

On the summit looking south/ southwest back at the lake where we had started.

J on the SE buttress

Anne finishing the last section before the summit

Euan on the summit with eichorns pinnacle behind

First pitch of Cathedral Peak, you can see the 5.4 splitter above my right shoulder in the photo, WAY fun and not to be missed out on!

climber on the southeast buttress

Jax in the chimney pitch

Packy following up the beginning of P2.

Joan Bertini on the Southwest Buttress

Max at the Peak

joe stefani toping out on the se buttress

Dalon following and jamming the first pitch 5.4 fun crack!

View from the top of Cathedral Peak July, 2009

Best climb ever!

Cathedral Peak from our approach.

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