Anyone recognize this route? There are several routes nearby with this same character (brief crux low followed by low angle and well featured holds). A summit register can be found above this formation.

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Anyone recognize this route? There are several routes nearby with this same character (brief crux low followed by low angle and well featured holds). A summit register can be found above this formation.

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climber on the twin towers....look from the bluff halfway between the parking area and jabba

Out over the valley

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Howard

Jan 18, 2017

“Anyone recognize this route? There are several routes nearby with this same character (brief crux low followed by low angle and well featured holds). A summit register can be found above this formation.”

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Scott on the hidden tower.

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Heading back to the car after a cold day at Fairview.

Full moon at Fairview, & kiddos having a blast! 8)

View of the crags from the dirt road. Parking area is just left of center at the base of the rocky hill.

Travis n I scrabbling around this awesome place!

Starting the approach, Fairview Mountain

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Fairview Mountain, Apple Valley Area

sunset 2/3/2018

Classic Fairview highline

Full moon climbs not far from camp! 8)

climber on the twin towers....look from the bluff halfway between the parking area and jabba

Anyone recognize this route? There are several routes nearby with this same character (brief crux low followed by low angle and well featured holds). A summit register can be found above this formation.

Out over the valley

George hanging out at the base of the crag, Fairview Mountain

The beautifully colored cairn slabs that guide you along the way to each crag, my personal favorite part of mount Fairview is how easy the hike is, these stones are just so exciting! Thank you for everyone who placed these.

Someone has been taking out the guiding climbing posts, making it fairly confusing to know if you're on the right trail, hopefully the developers or whoever employed these will put them back in their correct place.

View of Apple Valley from a summit

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