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North Peak, East Face

Submitted By: Jeremy Steck on Nov 8, 2007
Administrator: Ladd Raine
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Description 

The North side of Seneca that faces away from route 33. Gets Sun until at least noon, however this face is slightly more shaded than the east face of the south peak due to the tree cover in the summer months.


Getting There
Hike up the east face trail from Roy Gap Road (standard approach). Or you can hike up the trail to the visitor's overlook and come down the back side of Seneca.


Getting There 

The East face trail from Roy Gap road may be the longest approach at Seneca, but it's well worth the walk.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for North Peak, East Face:
Lichen or Leave It   5.8     Trad, 1 pitch, 90 feet   
Desperado   5.9     Trad, 1 pitch, 75 feet   
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Featured Route For North Peak, East Face
Following on the awesome 5.8 cracks of Lichen or Leave It. Summer '96.

Lichen or Leave It 5.8  WV : Seneca Rocks : North Peak, East Face
If you come to the North East face and you can lead Seneca 5.8, this is the climb to do! Climb up to a large ledge and trend Left near a tree. At this point, head back Right to access the beautiful right leaning fingers to hands crack. Gear is a little skimpy to reach the tree (5.6) but from this point on it's G rated. ...[more]   Browse More Classics in WV