Type: Trad, Alpine, 150 ft (45 m), 2 pitches
FA: Dave Harrah,William Herston, Keith Rankin, Ruth Rankin, May 1947
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Shared By: Paul Brown on Aug 25, 2018
Admins: Jon Nelson, Micah Klesick, Zachary Winters, Mitchell McAuslan

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P1 is either a scramble or a short pitch, depending on the comfort of climbers with an initial low 5th class move, head up and right from the initial belay, and ends at some scrubby trees.  P2 heads directly up toward another tree, but it's preferable to attain the ridge in another 10 feet and then belay from one of the large boulders.  Trending climber's left is easier.  P2 can also be extended just a bit to the start of the boot path to the summit.  (There will probably be an obvious rappel station; the boot path starts just above a low-angle slab.)  Unrope and walk to the summit but be mindful of exposure.  There is a climbing register.  Rappel the climbing route.

Location Suggest change

Start from the NE shoulder of the tower.

Protection Suggest change

Nuts and light rack of small to medium cams (BD#0.4-#2); slings and some extra webbing and rap rings in case they're needed.

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