Type: Trad, Aid, 200 ft (61 m), 3 pitches, Grade II
FA: Mark Powell & Don Wilson - December, 1956
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Although the summit had been reached via Tyrolean traverse on November 10th 1940 by DeWitt Allen, Torcom Bedayan, and Robin Hansen, Kat Pinnacle was first climbed from the ground up via the Northwest Corner.

Pitch 1) Climb broken cracks to a good stance below a semi rotten aid crack. 5.7
Pitch 2) Ascend the aid crack mostly on fixed gear and belay from a tree. 5.7 C2+
Pitch 3) Move the belay around the summit cap to the right. Climb a short chimney to the top. 5.7

Ratings are old school.

Location Suggest change

From the notch, scramble down until you reach the obvious cracks of pitch one.

Protection Suggest change

Single set to #4 camalot. Include small nuts for the aid.

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