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Found this cool shot of Mt. Elden online. Furthest right piece of rock is the Red Dragon. To the left of that is the Devil's Chair. The canyon in the center is Solitude, then Oaklands, and finally the upper portions of West Elden.
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JMo warming up on The Sundial. January 2014.
The Radio Fire on Mt Elden (1978).
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JJ Schlick
Feb 4, 2013
“Found this cool shot of Mt. Elden online. Furthest right piece of rock is the Red Dragon. To the left of that is the Devil's Chair. The canyon in the center is Solitude, then Oaklands, and finally the upper portions of West Elden.”  

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Many of Elden's climbing areas can be seen in this photo taken near the Museum of Northern Arizona. The thin horizontal line of rock on the far left is West Elden. The small comma shaped dash of rock left of center is Oaklands. The rock just beneath the peak is Higher Solitude. NW facing Lower Solitude sits inconspicuously down and right. The Devil's Chair pokes up into view down and right of the radio towers. Red Dragon is the second to last escarpment on the right, and Gloria's rocks are the toes of the rock foot beneath.
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