Topo with belays and prominent points marked.

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Topo with belays and prominent points marked.

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Beautiful sunset top-out on Moby Grape

Looking down from below the triangle roof

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Brian

Sep 10, 2013

“Topo with belays and prominent points marked.”

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i know someone already posted a map for this but this is a larger file so you can zoom in the see more features...

Peter Fogg just below the Finger of Fate.

Lee Hansche getting some hangtime on the finger of fate! ©Brent Doscher Photography

Converse demonstrating the proper climbing technique for conquering the finger of fate.

Beautiful sunset top-out on Moby Grape

Topo with belays and prominent points marked.

Looking down from below the triangle roof

8/2/15 The 2nd of the lowest party tackles the "Triangular Roof". Your submitter was one of the first climbers, if not the first, to climb this feature after the rockfall that changed "Conn Course". [Photo taken from Boise Rock]

Reppy's Crack 7/3/2010.

Arriving at the Finger of Fate [taken 8/2/15 from Boise Rock; if you are the party (last of 8 climbers on the route) I can send you copies]

View from the belay just below the Finger of Fate. Whitney Gilman Ridge on the right. A wet day on Moby Grape.

pulling the roof on pitch 3... photo corey hebert...

The Finger of Fate from the belay below.

One from the Vaults. Edge on an ascent of Moby Grape circa 1984.

Finger of Fate (right side)

From the base of Reppy's Crack

Bill Keiler leading the left side of the Finger of Fate. This image was featured in the Cannon Cliff issue of Alpinist Magazine #21 from 2007, and in Jon Sykes first guidebook Secrets of the Notch. Photo by Jamie Cunningham. Buy the Guidebook: https://www

Kurts corner variation finish

Here i'm standing on top of the Finger of Fate looking down at Mike and lots of exposure... puts it in perspective a little bit....

Pauling pulling the roof move on P8

Moby Grape

Looking up Pitch 4

An interesting position to place gear on the cave pitch. Photo posted with permission from Antim C.

climbing out of the squeeze up the finger of fate...

The first pitch

Moby Grape "KEG Party"<br>

Marvelous Madeline merrily mastering Moby's monstrous mancave!

Reppy's Crack. Photo by Ron Long.

Sean Bowen, Below the Finger of Fate, looking twords the Whitney Gilman Ridge

Erik heading up Reppy's. Photo by Shimberg

Belay above the Triangular roof, looking down with climbers on Vertigo

8/2/15 A crowded day on Moby Grape: 10 of the 12 climbers on the climb that day. The other two (of the 12) are lower. (see Finger of Fate telephoto) The "middle two" would exit up the left-facing dihedral (Kurt's Corner?) in the upper left of the photo. [Photo taken from Boise Rock]

View from above Triangular roof, looking twords the Whitney Gilman Ridge

Below the Finger of Fate

Reppy's crack in all its glory, such a fun pitch.

Danni leading up Reppy's

On the upper slabs.

Tim looking out from the Finger.

The classic Reppy's crack butt shot... what a nice pitch though...

Jimmy approaching the triangular roof on our 9/7/20 ascent! One of my favorite pics :)

Handjam laybackin'. Photo by Shimberg

Ron Long following pitch 2.

P1 of the night.

Kurt's Corner Topo:<br>
Orange - alternate Cave pitch<br>
Yellow - Kurt's Corner pitch<br>
Blue - Slab pitch

Zach leading pitch 4. on a soaking wet day to climb

Ron Long on pitch 3.

Bryce Dalhaus about to pull the triangle roof.

moving toward the roof

here im chillin at the pod rest 2/3 of the way up reppy's... photo by corey hebert...

Exposure and great climbing! Shimber Photo.

4am Breakfast before the send. Salmon, avocado, grapefruit? Delicious

Mid climb

P3 or P4

There are so many shots of the pitch but it never gets old. Reppy's is so good!

The crux triangle roof awaits. Shimberg photo.

This is the trail back to the talus field after walking down the decent trail this is from the sharp left hand turn the trail back to the talus feild goes right and has these two rocks on this tree as marking, when walking down the dencet it lclear.

Leaving the belay ledge at the top of the second pitch and approaching the "awkward" roof. The route continues up through the prominent right facing dihedral center left in the picture and the "finger of fate" can be seen just beyond and a tad to the left of the corner.

The was my first time up moby grape and i took a variation (oops) to get to the roof on pitch 3... the part im on here felt about cannon 5.9 or 9+ but was very fun... the moderate way is to the left...

Mike Thompson pulling the roof move... you can jam it or lay it back but few people can make it look good...

Beware of the flies in June!!!

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