The first pitch is hard, but not as hard as the finger crack roof.

All Locations > Utah > Southwest Utah > Zion NP > Red Arch Mountain > Shune's Buttress (5.11+ 7a 24 VIII 24 E4 6a)

The first pitch is hard, but not as hard as the finger crack roof.

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From the top looking down on the magical patina pitch finish

The roof pitch

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Spencer Weiler

May 4, 2014

“The first pitch is hard, but not as hard as the finger crack roof. ”

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From the top looking down on the magical patina pitch finish

The first pitch is hard, but not as hard as the finger crack roof.

The roof pitch

Shune's Buttress. Photo taken directly beneath route. 5.11a variation is in the middle of the photo, while 5.11c traditional start is to the left. Can easily see next few pitches in corner system as well as roof pitch on pitch 5.

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