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The Monk, with
Cathedral Peak looming behind, on the left. Monks 300 foot south
face is littered with routes, mostly the work of the enigmatic Pete
Doorish, and nearly all hard. Maybe the climbing is better than
it looks, but we spent a long time making out what goes where, and
found only one or two routes in the lower grades that really looked
good. This said without ever laying hands on the thing.
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The shallow seasonal
tarn between Cathedral Lake and Cathedral Pass (imaginative nomenclature
in here), where we camped. In the background is the inspiring north
face of Amphitheater Mountain, 8358'. Several routes are described
here and there on this face, but scope for more is overwhelming.
Clean looking rock, for sure.
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Point 7761 on Amphitheater's
east ridge, another one of the many really good looking walls of seemingly
fantastic rock that we saw in the Cathedral Peak area of the Pasayten
Wilderness.
This picture was shot in clear, bright morning light from pitch 3
or 4 on the South East Buttress on Cathedral. Access to this dome
looked like 40 min from Cathedral Pass. |
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