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Kor-IngallsHere's where the climb starts to get your attention. And it will keep your attention on the next pitch.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2005-03-28
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Old Man of SenecaWhile eating a bite I noticed a distinct face appear in the North Peak of Seneca. Photo taken from the bottom of Gunsight looking to the North.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2005-03-28
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Top Out of Bastille CrackEasy chimney at the top of Bastille Crack.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2004-07-28
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Prelude to King Kong and Gorilla's DelightGreat climb with a technical crux exit. Old school 5.9 crux. It's one of the better 5.9s I have been on with a lot of variety.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2004-07-28
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Pitch 1&2 of Bastille CrackThe route is a little polished from all the traffic. None the less, it's a must do if you are in the area. Just fun moderate climbing with great gear.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2004-07-28
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Sunset from top of sixOne day down. Great sunset to view at the first night bivy!
Submitted by: tradmike on 2003-09-29
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Close to the topBest background scenery of the climb. Just two pitches to go. Time to play Tarzan on the fixed ropes!
Submitted by: tradmike on 2003-08-28
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Thank God LedgeProbably the easiest yet most exciting pitch of my life. Take it all in walking across this ledge. What a view!
Submitted by: tradmike on 2003-08-28
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Big Sandy BivyBig Sandy was full of sand and made a great sleeping surface. Played flashlight tag with the valley. Woke up at 3:00AM after the moon went down to watch the Perseids meteor shower - Way Cool!
Submitted by: tradmike on 2003-08-28
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Rock Fall Summer 2003Recent rock fall, with potential for more, funnels down the "death slabs" approach. Upon close inspection, I think the couple hundred foot tall remaining scar looks like a picture of something. You be the judge.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2003-08-28
Views: 747 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 6 |
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Frenchburg OverhangsOff-width, Overhang, Crack, Dihedral, and Slab - This two-pitch climb has it all.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2003-04-07
Views: 760 | Votes: 6 | Comments: 0 |
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Buck FeverLooking up the 2nd pitch of Buck Fever. Steep 5.9 slab climbing that keeps you thinking. Climber out of site over horizon.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2003-01-24
Views: 761 | Votes: 5 | Comment: 1 |
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Rock Wars 5.10My cousin, Jared, following up the first pitch of Rock Wars. This climb is my favorite 5.10 trad at the Red. This was Jared's first climb and first belay, ever. He's a natural. It was fun to watch other climbers expressions when I was teaching my cousin how to belay me with a GriGri for the first time on a 5.10 lead. One comment, "He's either really good or really stupid."
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-06
Views: 684 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 2 |
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The Prow 5.4I'm high on the route in this photo. It's a fun climb in a remote location. Have fun trying to find this route on your first attemp! Turn right onto the trail that has a tree with a stone attached!
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-06
Views: 852 | Votes: 7 | Comment: 1 |
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NE Buttress (Groove Section)I am enjoying flared chimney climbing for the first time. This pitch was very strenuous for 5.8 climbing.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-06
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NE Buttress 5.9Starting up the chimney section. This pitch and the next two are the most difficult.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
Views: 454 | Votes: 4 | Comments: 0 |
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Nutcracker 5.9 var5.9 variation start to Nutcracker. One 5.9 move at the beginning and eases in difficulty to 5.8 most of the pitch.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
Views: 556 | Votes: 3 | Comment: 1 |
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To Defy The Laws of Tradition 5.10aOne of my favorite 5.10a sport climbs at Red River. The finish has claimed many.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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High Times 5.11aVery polished crack climb up to a large roof. I kept sliding down a foot for every two feet of progress. Peter Pan style top roping at its best.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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Thank God Ledge (arial view)I took this picture after we finished Snake Dike by leaning over the top edge of the North Face. A group of climbers is about to enjoy the legendary ledge.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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Snake Dike (Run Out)Get adjusted, early, to the huge run outs (100ft plus). The climbing is very solid and confidence inspiring. Don't get off route like I did after pitch 4. It's really not off route, just a 5.7R variation
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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Snake Dike 5.7 finishMy brother Doug finishing the technical portion of the route. Enjoy the long steep walk to the summit from here. It never seems to end.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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Snake Dike 5.7RI'm at the finish of the first pitch of the route. It's a good warm up for the traversing above. I skipped the pro in the roof and felt fine without it.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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Great White Book 5.6RJohn following low on the route. The 5.3 quick finish runout is the scariest thing I have ever done. Falling is not an option.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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Epinephrine 5.9 (sustained)Two more pitches of chimney to go. The 5.9 climbing is very sustained throughout the chimney section.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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Epinephrine 5.9For those who love chimneys! It contains three beautiful pitches of 5.9 chimney and a total of 18 pitches. Don't attempt unless you are solid in 5.9 chimneys.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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Durrance 5.6, Devil's TowerI'm starting the climb. Bring a #5 if you don't like run outs. It's a little wide going to the second belay. The #5 cam protects the cussing crack.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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Durrance 5.6A great route with great gear placements. Fallen column marks beginning of route
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-05
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Roadside Attraction 5.7Dihedral (140ft.) with an interesting crux requiring a step up into a slot. I am past the initial challenges at the beginning.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-04
Views: 553 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 0 |
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Autumn 5.9-Fun layback / hand jam climb. I am at the finish. One of the best 5.9- in Red River Gorge. Sink gear deep because of fragile stone low on route.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-04
Views: 485 | Votes: 2 | Comments: 0 |
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Whiteout 5.8I'm about to pull the traverse to run out finish on easy, chossy terrain. a classic 5.8 trad climb (2 pitches)
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-04
Views: 1030 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 2 |
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Great Arch 5.5Me leading the first pitch of Great Arch 5.5. Definitely a calve burner. Easy climb but had to climb a run out 5.8 to get to the base. Easier approaches are available on alternate routes.
Submitted by: tradmike on 2002-09-04
Views: 499 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 2 |