7 recorded ascents.
| Climber | Style | Ascent Date | Suggested Grade |
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| Allen Steck | Alternate Leads | Between 3rd Jun 1950 and 4th Jul 1950 | |
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First ascent. With John Salathé. With some points of aid.
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| John Salathé | Alternate Leads | Between 30th Jun 1950 and 4th Jul 1950 | |
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First ascent. With Allen Steck. With some points of aid.
Salathe's last major climb. References[1] Roper, S (1994). Camp 4: Recollections of a Yosemite Rockclimber.. USA: The Mountaineers |
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| Royal Robbins | Alternate Leads | worked | 1953 | |
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Second ascent. With some points of aid.
Second ascent, over two days. References[1] Roper, S (1994). Camp 4: Recollections of a Yosemite Rockclimber. USA: The Mountaineers |
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| Royal Robbins | Alternate Leads | repeat | 1963 | |
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With Tom Frost.
In 3 hours 14 minutes. An early example of speed climbing in Yosemite, Robbins' response to a fast ascent by Frank Sacherer. References[1] Jones, C (1976). Climbing in North America. USA: University of California Press for the American Alpine Club p350. |
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| Jim Erickson | Alternate Leads | onsight | 1970 | |
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First free ascent.
References[1] Meyers, George (1982). Yosemite Climbs. Denver: Chockstone Press. p. 249 |
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| Steve Wunsch | Alternate Leads | onsight | 1970 | |
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First free ascent.
The free version takes a different line for 15m from the top of the Flying Buttress. |
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| Henry Barber | Solo | onsight | 1973 | |
References[1] Mountain 35 (1974), page 34, 38 /library/11054/mountain-35 |
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