Looking South down the gorge from the top of The Daddy.

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Looking South down the gorge from the top of The Daddy.

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May 3rd 2024, watched someone solo the daddy, white shirt near the top

Alcove belay station suggestion. Use the rock behind you as back rest and pinned "microwave rock" straddle for one of the most comfortable belay from the top positions on the route. edge pro (out of picture) on other side of this rock.

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joshckf

Jan 20, 2017

“Looking South down the gorge from the top of The Daddy.”

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Looking South down the gorge from the top of The Daddy.

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This crack eats .3 cams for breakfast lunch and dinner, higher is better and climbing is easier to the left and out of crack, you can rap off the block just below the flake and not leave gear, pulling rope is difficult tho, recomend pulling from p1 ledge

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racking up for the final pitch in the alcove.

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Best seat in the house. Photo: Tyler Warwick

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