Darin Lang at the end of the third pitch of Lost in Space.

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Darin Lang at the end of the third pitch of Lost in Space.

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If you wanna stay on route above the first pitch, here's the first moves to what worked for us - just head right to the arete from here.

Adam Kimmerly following pitch 1, sans trees :-(

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Jun 7, 2002

“Darin Lang at the end of the third pitch of Lost in Space.”

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A route overlay of Lost in Space.

If you wanna stay on route above the first pitch, here's the first moves to what worked for us - just head right to the arete from here.

Darin Lang at the end of the third pitch of Lost in Space.

Adam Kimmerly following pitch 1, sans trees :-(

the route we took up the sheeps nose as best as I can make it out.

Darin Lang finishing the first pitch of Lost in Space.

Austin Pelster On The First Pitch Of Lost In Space. Sheeps Nose - South Platte Area.

Fun corner on pitch 1.

John Wolford cruising pitch 2 of Lost in Space.

Summit views with Pike's Peak in the back.

Adam finishing pitch 3. Comparing this to pic #5 on this page just makes me want to cry....

2nd pitch traverse right, hitting the arete.

Starting the 2nd pitch and just about to start the traverse right.

View from the base (this time of year).

Lost in Space - First pitch is up the low angle corner angling right.

Climber on the first pitch of Lost In Space.

Darin Lang on the second pitch of Lost in Space.

High on the last pitch.

2nd pitch traverse right.

Starting the easy dihedral on the last pitch.

2nd pitch traverse over to the arete and about to start moving up.

Big loose boulder with the 2nd rap anchors. Scary!

Coming up pitch 2.

Leading the first pitch.

Adam leading pitch 4.

Good view of Lost in Space.

Tiny little boulders....

Top of our third pitch.

Sheep's Nose.

No cheap thrills here on the .9X start. Just slabby, scary goodness.

Pitch 2 as seen from the belay. This seemed like a good place to have a belay for leader visibility and rope management.

Garrett following the slab crux on P1. Not much to work with here other than friction. Spread your legs and trust the rubber!

The summit of Lost in Space Direct.

From our belay on top of the 1st pitch.

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