Farthest cliff is the " Indian head", which contains warpath its crux fighting over the nose

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Farthest cliff is the " Indian head", which contains warpath its crux fighting over the nose

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approach: "it's only X if you fall"

Double overhangs first roof. Great crux!

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Kenneth Dougher

Apr 26, 2023

“Farthest cliff is the " Indian head", which contains warpath its crux fighting over the nose”

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Mt.Tammany, NJ

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approach: "it's only X if you fall"

Farthest cliff is the " Indian head", which contains warpath its crux fighting over the nose

Double overhangs first roof. Great crux!

Black wall. Steep and overhanging jugs

This is the yellow trail that follow the tops of the lower cliff face (triumvirate wall for instance). I did not see yellow blazes near I-80. Instead, these are easily found once you climb any of the lower cliff face climbs.

Mt. Tammany roughly showing a few landmark routes
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Just out of frame to the left is Black Wall.
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From Left to right:
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Triumvirate - Blue
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The Rib - Red
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Colorado - Teal
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Double Overhang - Magenta
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Corkscrew - Orange
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Tree Toad Fracture - Green.

Not as loose as you've heard

Ken belaying Seth( climbing crack) on heart of darkness

Here's the start of the approach right after leaving the Red Dot Trail parking

View looking downhill. This is the yellow trail that follow the tops of the lower cliff face (triumvirate wall for instance). I did not see yellow blazes near I-80. Instead, these are easily found once you climb any of the lower cliff face climbs.

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