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Mt. Hayden - Pegasus 

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FA: Paul Davidson, Jim Haisley ~ Spring 1982
Type: Trad
Consensus: 5.10+ [details]
Length: 3 pitches, 350 feet
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Submitted By: markguycan on Jun 16, 2007


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BETA PHOTO: This is the second pitch of Pegasus on Mt Hayden i...


Description 

climb left side of a large flake toward the North end of the East face, then up flaring finger and hand crack (10c) to good ledge. P2: move belay left, climb Right angling steep dihedral (10+) to a nice pine tree to belay. P3: up easy wide crack then fingers in dihedral to overhanging pod (10-) then short face to awesome summit. Rap South face original route (3x with one 70m and a little scrambling).


Location 

East face of Mt Hayden. Approach via gully north of Pt Imperial. approach time: 1.5-2hrs, this is the crux!


Protection 

dbl set to 3.5



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Mt Hayden from the approach trail.  From this point the approach gets easy, quite a contrast (and a relief) from the first part.  You can see the p2 right-leaning dihedral in the middle of the face.  Photo by Markguycan.

BETA PHOTO: Mt Hayden from the approach trail. From this poin...


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By Mike
From: Phoenix
Nov 14, 2007
rating: 5.10+

OK Greg, there you are. Not the greatest pics but at least it's something.

By Paul Davidson
May 14, 2008

FA - Paul Davidson, Jim Haisley ~ Spring 1982

We rapped the route, Pegasus, w/ double 9s. Much cleaner than std rappel.

The above description is inacurrate for the first pitch, or else my directions are 180 out.

If the climb ascends the N face, which I believe it does, then the first pitch starts on the N side almost at the W corner.
Up a rounded corner, crack to where it ends and a bit of slightly run out 5.10 takes you right to another thin crack up to a tree on the ledge. I believe we thought this might be +, can't recall since it's been 20+ years.

EDIT: I think first pitch can be seen in the lower right side of Pernell's pic. Starts right side of the block, corner ? Ends at the tree right at the edge of the ledge.

By Pernell
From: Arizona
Nov 10, 2009

Mount Hayden
Mount Hayden
Submitted By: Pernell on Nov 10, 2009