To climb Tits and Beer or other routes in the vicinity with a single 60 Meter rope, aim far right for this headstone rock once the climbing gets easy. There is anchor 50 feet beyond this and its all low 5th class climbing to get to it. rap with a single 60 M rope from the anchor to the P1 tree belay on Southender. Then rap with a single 60 M rope from Southender, as Jeep G. described in previous comments. Easiest decent option.

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To climb Tits and Beer or other routes in the vicinity with a single 60 Meter rope, aim far right for this headstone rock once the climbing gets easy. There is anchor 50 feet beyond this and its all low 5th class climbing to get to it. rap with a single 60 M rope from the anchor to the P1 tree belay on Southender. Then rap with a single 60 M rope from Southender, as Jeep G. described in previous comments. Easiest decent option.

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Russ Keane follows the slightly runout face moves to the left of pitch two’s OW as shown in the Shull/Lambert topo. The gear is there, but this section of climbing is not for the faint of heart and was the one section of T&B that I found a little mental

Finishing up the crux pitch with Karsten Delap of Pisgah Climbing School! Photo: Courtenay Roche.

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“To climb Tits and Beer or other routes in the vicinity with a single 60 Meter rope, aim far right for this headstone rock once the climbing gets easy. There is anchor 50 feet beyond this and its all low 5th class climbing to get to it. rap with a single 60 M rope from the anchor to the P1 tree belay on Southender. Then rap with a single 60 M rope from Southender, as Jeep G. described in previous comments. Easiest decent option. ”

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Whipping through space and time off the P3 crux. What an adventure! Took us 17 hours car to car, almost slept in the Pisgah on our ropes, and most certainly drank water from random streams. The descent was the true crux.

Climber just through the crux on P3

Becky Dunn leading the bulge pitch on a beautiful autumn day. Photo-Kyle Schumaker

Belayer at Pitch 1 and climber building the belay at pitch 2.

Titties & Beer

A cold winter day where I had to clean out some leaves to build an anchor for the start of P1.

Having Fun on T&B

Shannon at the pitch 3 boulder problem

Tits and Beer for Dave's bachelor party...he wasn't up for it!

Obligatory bulge pic, snowed all day on us

Might help others with finding the last belay station/rap station, spoke with someone last night who had trouble. I believe we made it down with a 199ft rap.

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View of the first pitch from the apron below Titties and Beer. Approach from climbers far left.

Michael makes the scary bulge move leading P3 on Titties and Beer. Photo by Robert.

Russ Keane follows the slightly runout face moves to the left of pitch two’s OW as shown in the Shull/Lambert topo. The gear is there, but this section of climbing is not for the faint of heart and was the one section of T&B that I found a little mental

To climb Tits and Beer or other routes in the vicinity with a single 60 Meter rope, aim far right for this headstone rock once the climbing gets easy. There is anchor 50 feet beyond this and its all low 5th class climbing to get to it. rap with a single 60 M rope from the anchor to the P1 tree belay on Southender. Then rap with a single 60 M rope from Southender, as Jeep G. described in previous comments. Easiest decent option.

Finishing up the crux pitch with Karsten Delap of Pisgah Climbing School! Photo: Courtenay Roche.

Not much gear from the top of the crack to the second belay

The bulge

Had to do a bit of simuling to get to the Irish jig anchors, but here they are. Don't traverse to high. Your follower will have a bad time…

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