Type: Trad, Alpine, 200 ft (61 m), 2 pitches
FA: First ascent, 1950: first pitch led by Dick Pownall, second by Bob Merriam. Mike Brewer and Leigh Ortenburger also participated. Some pro on both pitc
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Description Suggest change

See earlier notes.

Location Suggest change

The wide crack on the southeast side of the tower is unmistakable. Climb it, traverse right to the north side, and continue up the left edge of the north face.

Protection Suggest change

Stoppers and smallish cams or tcu's for the second pitch. The initial wide crack has no pro unless you carry a big cam or hex, in the #5 or greater range (for a cam.)

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Airy face climbing on P2
Airy face climbing on P2
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Red Sentinel from Disappointment Peak. <br> Red Alert 5.11c = Green <br> Normal Route 5.7+= Orange
Red Sentinel from Disappointment Peak. Red Al…
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Looking up the southeast face from the top of the first pitch. The route crosses the arete to the north face on the right of the photo.
Looking up the southeast face from the top of t…
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Anchors at the top of the first pitch. We rapped off of the webbing due to cold conditions and questionable weather.
Anchors at the top of the first pitch. We rapp…
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Red Sentinel from the southwest.
Red Sentinel from the southwest.
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