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Christmas Tree Pass Panorama looking South.
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This is an update to a photo posted. Crags were name by those climbers who first attain the summits of these formations. The original names are posted here.
From left to right, Frock Rock (aka Nixon Tower), Dali Dome, H & R Block, Jacuzzi Dome and Space Needle. These crags were named by those climbers who top out first and gave a name to their crag.
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Andrew Solow
Oct 18, 2009
“Christmas Tree Pass Panorama looking South.”  

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This is an update to a photo posted. Crags were name by those climbers who first attain the summits of these formations. The original names are posted here.
Christmas Tree Pass Panorama looking South.
From left to right, Frock Rock (aka Nixon Tower), Dali Dome, H & R Block, Jacuzzi Dome and Space Needle. These crags were named by those climbers who top out first and gave a name to their crag.
Don Porter and Mary Lorhman checking out the Petroglyphs at the mouth of Grapevine Canyon.
The rocks of Christmas Tree Pass
The rocks of Christmas Tree Pass
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Not all Juniper Trees are decorated at the pass, one can find a peanuts version decorated somewhere out there.
During the Christmas Season locals decorate the Juniper Trees at the pass, "hence the name Christmas Tree Pass".
CTP has diverse weather, storms can be extreme, at one point one can be climbing in clear weather and hours later running for your life from lightning and hail. Its has snowed also.
The coarse granite of Christmas Tree Pass.<br> Photo by Blitzo.
Petroglyphs greet you at the mouth of Grapevine Canyon; also known as Rattlesnake Canyon. A beautiful worthwhile hike! Looks like there is climbing potential deep in the canyon; scary OW cracks.<br> <br> Taken 3/11/08
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