Rap station from the top. You can make it all the way down with two ropes, no middle belay necessary. <br> <br> If you are just a two person party, only take a single rope and do the two rap stations, much lighter and the rope management on a single with this route is way easier.

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Rap station from the top. You can make it all the way down with two ropes, no middle belay necessary. <br>
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If you are just a two person party, only take a single rope and do the two rap stations, much lighter and the rope management on a single with this route is way easier.

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Julie beginning the traverse on Pitch 3. There is one bolt to protect the traverse, and a couple small- to medium-sized cams can be fit into pockets along the way.

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“Rap station from the top. You can make it all the way down with two ropes, no middle belay necessary.

If you are just a two person party, only take a single rope and do the two rap stations, much lighter and the rope management on a single with this route is way easier. ”

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Adjusting to life on the outside and pondering My Line.

Josh and Taylor from Tucson on pitch 2, and Don and Curtis from Texas on pitch 3. I think Don is on the summit.<br>
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If anyone has contact info for these guys PM me. I have more shots of them. I think Josh is an ER resident in Tucson and Taylor might be a medical student. We had Curtis's card but we lost it.

A really cool shot of Cochise Dome with What's My Line. Seen from the approach.

Joe's chickenhead anchor

Great Heads!

Climbers on Whats My Line

Two climbers on What's My Line viewed from the Rockefellow group.

The What's My Line? dome seen from the approach. Route follows the yellow line, descent follows the red line. Credit: chossboys.weebly.com

Route Overlay for What's My Line?

What's My Line + route map, by Keith Hoek

January 2005 on What's My Line? Taken from below the route.

Unknown climbers on What's My Line. Photo taken from End Pinnacle.

Approach gully/crack

Some climbers on a new route of Rockfellow Dome. I have no idea what route it is, but it looked amazing with the setting sun.

From about half way up the third pitch. That belay station was created on 3 chicken heads and it was completely bomber.

Rockfellow Dome from the top of Cochise Dome.

Climbers on What's My Line

chickenhead belay at top of P2

Jason Schrack on second pitch of WML. Other parties visible on route below.

Photo overlay.

Marcy on Pitch 2

The second biggest checkenheads I've ever seen!

At the top of What's My Line.

chickenhead anchor!

Swinging out on "What's My Line"

A climber silhouetted on Whats My Line

Summit photo, January 2007. Snow was on the ground around the pinnacles that day!

Rap station from the top. You can make it all the way down with two ropes, no middle belay necessary. <br>
<br>
If you are just a two person party, only take a single rope and do the two rap stations, much lighter and the rope management on a single with this route is way easier.

Brian McHolm, hanging out at a bolted hanging belay, halfway up the route. From this point, one can climb a bolted variation (~5.10?) to the same ending as the original.

Rap station from the top. You can make it all the way down with two ropes, no middle belay necessary. <br>
<br>
If you are just a two person party, only take a single rope and do the two rap stations, much lighter and the rope management on a single with this route is way easier.

Some climbers on a new route of Rockfellow Dome. I have no idea what route it is, but it looked amazing with the setting sun.

Rap station from the top. You can make it all the way down with two ropes, no middle belay necessary. <br>
<br>
If you are just a two person party, only take a single rope and do the two rap stations, much lighter and the rope management on a single with this route is way easier.

From about half way up the third pitch. That belay station was created on 3 chicken heads and it was completely bomber.

From about half way up the third pitch. That belay station was created on 3 chicken heads and it was completely bomber.

Marty on crag approach to "What's my Line"

Fun memories on What's My Line

What's My Line...

Steven on a Sea of Chicken Heads on "Whats my Line"

The traverse on P3

Jay at the first belay station.

Heading up pitch 1

WML from End Pinnacle

Greg on Second Pitch of What's my Line

Eric Peterson, age 6, on the route

Gordon enjoying the climbing on What's My Line, November 2023

Don and Curtis from Texas starting up the 2nd pitch.

Looking back to anchor 2 from the pitch 3 traverse.

Todd K following pitch 1.

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Last bit of the approach chimney
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It's a solid easy squeeze

The start of What's My Line? - looking up at the pendulum anchor.

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Henry on P2 ocean of chicken heads

Cruising the chickenhead highway - Pitch 2

Kimberly belays on WML

Rap station from the top. You can make it all the way down with two ropes, no middle belay necessary. <br>
<br>
If you are just a two person party, only take a single rope and do the two rap stations, much lighter and the rope management on a single with this route is way easier.

Julie beginning the traverse on Pitch 3. There is one bolt to protect the traverse, and a couple small- to medium-sized cams can be fit into pockets along the way.

Second pitch, up and to the right.

Looking straight up from the base of What's My Line. Josh from Tucson (I think) at the end of pitch 1, and Don and Curtis from Texas at the end of pitch 2.

First Known Giraffe Ascent (??) taken on p2

Todd leading pitch 2.

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