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All Locations > New Mexico > Las Cruces Area… > Organ Mountains > Needle & Square… > Frontera > Artemis Bliss (5.11a 6c 22 VII+ 22 E3 5c)
Matt Freed belaying Dan Carter up P2.
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View of route as you near the top of the approach. The top of P3 and the rest of the route are out of view.
Dan Carter headed up P4. This is going straight up from the P3 belay, rather than stepping right and going up the higher tier. It is ~55m to the top anchor from here.
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Erik Lehnhoff
Feb 20, 2025
“Matt Freed belaying Dan Carter up P2.”  

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View of route as you near the top of the approach. The top of P3 and the rest of the route are out of view.
Matt Freed belaying Dan Carter up P2.
Dan Carter headed up P4. This is going straight up from the P3 belay, rather than stepping right and going up the higher tier. It is ~55m to the top anchor from here.
Erik Lehnhoff leading out on P3. Photo used with permission from Noel Prandoni.
Erik Lehnhoff starting P3. Photo used with permission from Noel Prandoni.
Giulio Del Piccolo at the P1 crux. Photo used with permission from Noel Prandoni.
Forrest Willcox relaxing as Erik Lehnhoff goes past roofs on what would be P4 if you take the alternate P3. Photo used with permission from Giulio Del Piccolo.
Pitch 3
Erik Lehnhoff following the alternate P3. Photo used with permission from Giulio Del Piccolo.
View of P5. Anchors are up and left. If one went straight up from the top of P3 rather than going right onto the buttress, the pine tree in the picture would be passed on its left.
Slung rock as part of the P3 anchor. For P4 one can go up right as Guilo Del Piccolo is doing or stay left (out of sight). Left will more directly take you to the anchors at the top.
Guilio Del Piccolo turning the corner on the Alternate P3. P3 direct would go straight up (out of sight to the left) rather than traversing under the roof.
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