The funnest climb?
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Cause I'm a hedonist, I'd love to hear some stories about what people think of as the funnest climb they've ever done. Not the hardest, or most epic or enduring kind of thing, rather start to finish, that climb was fun the whole way through. |
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Yankee Clipper, Potrero Chico |
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Snake Dike , Yosemite |
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Pigeon W. Ridge - Bugaboos |
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+1 for the W. Ridge on Pigeon. |
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Living On The Edge - Snow Canyon - Saint George, Utah |
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Community Pillar, Red Rocks |
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Rock On-Squamish |
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I'll third for Snake Dike, cept for a touch of the hiking wasn't pure fun. |
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snake dike, half dome |
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E. Ridge on Wolf's Head |
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Body Tremors in eldo. Never gets old. |
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The Grack, Yosemite. Don't think anyone dislikes it. |
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Arrow, at the Gunks. |
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Petzoldt Ridge, Grand Teton |
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Ed Wright wrote: What's My Line, Cochise StrongholdI'm with you on that climb, from the spelunking to get there to the gigantic holds its almost the funniest line ever. Mt Olympus slabs in SLC, running up 2000' of 5.4 overlooking a major city is worth doing over and over, way better than hiking Any #2 sized handcrack at Indian Creek Any juggy overhang at Maple Cyn/AF hey look, 3 out of 4 are in Utah! |
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Lord of the Thai's |
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T Howes wrote:E. Ridge on Wolf's Head Jah Man on Sister Superior Myyes, yes, yes! |
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Alice in Bucketland. |
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Sun Ribbon Arete on Temple Crag. It was a perfect bluebird day, we climbed fast and efficiently, laughing and high fiving the whole time. Everything just flowed. Even the supposedly heinous descent from Contact Pass was covered in snow, allowing us to glissade. |
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southeast buttress Cathedral Peak in tuolomne |