RPC's Prusik Peak - Stanley-Burgner

RPC's Prusik Peak - Stanley-Burgner

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Summary

A great route! Having climbed the West Ridge in a car-to-car fashion in 2002, we came back in June of 2006 for this one armed with an overnight permit. A Saturday approach and a full value Sunday with the climb & the hike out. I recall that somehow we did not bring enough food with us and were quite hungry most of that weekened. Beyond that, it was a very fun route and somehow I really enjoyed the flaring 5.9 chimney...in fact, I recall that more than the highly praised final crack pitch. Go figure.

Photos

South Face Of PrusikEvening in camp before our climb - south face of Prusik Peak in background.

Stanley-Burgner Route - South Face PrusikStanley-Burgner on south face of Prusik Peak.

South Face Of PrusikShirley approaching the start of route.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerLeading pitch 1 (crack variation vs. chimney).

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerKnob traverse on pitch 2.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerShirley following pitch 4.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerLeading the flaring chimney on pitch 5.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerShirley following the pitch 5 chimney.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerAlmost done with the flaring chimney.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerShirley tunneling through on pitch 5.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerLeading pitch 6.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerLeading the final pitch.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerShirley following the 6th and final pitch.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerShirley following the final pitch.

South Face, Stanley-BurgnerShirley nearing the summit.

Prusik PeakShirley on the summit.


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