At the 5.7 crux on the last pitch of Yellow Ridge. Yes, there's an easy line past the overhangs! <br> <br> Photo by <a href='https://www.mountainproject.com/user/11870/michael-amato'>Michael Amato</a>.

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At the 5.7 crux on the last pitch of Yellow Ridge. Yes, there's an easy line past the overhangs!<br>
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Underneath the offwidth.

At the 5.7 crux on the last pitch of Yellow Ridge. Yes, there's an easy line past the overhangs!<br>
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Ron Olsen

Feb 21, 2006

“At the 5.7 crux on the last pitch of Yellow Ridge. Yes, there's an easy line past the overhangs!

Photo by Michael Amato.”

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Underneath the offwidth.

At the 5.7 crux on the last pitch of Yellow Ridge. Yes, there's an easy line past the overhangs!<br>
<br>
Photo by [[11870]].

At the 5.7 crux on the last pitch of Yellow Ridge. Yes, there's an easy line past the overhangs!<br>
<br>
Photo by [[11870]].

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gettin funky on the arete

Style point deduction.

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Pulling through the roof.

Reaching the jugs after the thin arete. Yes, I did hear about the slack later.

Looking down from part way through the traverse on P2 (if you stopped at the optional belay as we did).

In the offwidth at the start of the route.

Tricia Fusco taking the direct start up the nose.

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Shuk Yee coming up the classic yellow face of Yellow Ridge. Another Gunks classic that goes in one megapitch.

Turning the corner towards the traverse. Fall 2019. Photo: John Liyo.

Unknown climber finishing the roof.

Melissa on p3

The initial traverse on pitch 2, before rounding the corner and arriving at the belay ledge.

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Boulder, CO

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