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Arete to the right after going through "Fat Mans Misery". Looks like easily protected face moves. Anyone have any FA information?
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The second Pitch of something we did. Bolted anchor to bolted anchor. Excellent 2 pitches
This is the top part of the 2nd pitch of (I think) the AMC route. This corner is great fun.
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Ryan Gibbs
Aug 31, 2015
“Arete to the right after going through "Fat Mans Misery". Looks like easily protected face moves. Anyone have any FA information?”  

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Closeup of the AMC Route (green) and the AMC Route Variation (yellow). [You can see the old "Chimney Trail" going up the gully on the far left of the slab. 20yrs ago this was down-climbable or "rappel-able" as an easy return from the summit area. RHall Admin.]
Tumbledown in 1952 showing the AMC group's Aug 1, 1952 "Left" and "Right" routes. photo by Kent Geiger, Appalachia, June 1953
Tumbledown from Webb Lake<br> Loop Trail (center, in blue) and Brook Trail (right, in blue)<br> West Peak trail in light blue<br> Old gully trail and approach to AMC wall in yellow
Map from the Mcgill Outing Club's Mountaineering Around Montreal, 1964
West Peak
The second Pitch of something we did. Bolted anchor to bolted anchor. Excellent 2 pitches
Arete to the right after going through "Fat Mans Misery". Looks like easily protected face moves. Anyone have any FA information?
This is the top part of the 2nd pitch of (I think) the AMC route. This corner is great fun.
Tumbledown east peak crags (right) and Loop Trail/Fatman's misery exit (leftmost notch)
Red wall area
AMC Route area<br>
View from the climbs on Tumbledown.
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