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 A Look at Some of the Spectacular
Rock Climbing Routes of Muir Valley

Photos of a few of Muir Valley's breathtaking rock climbing routes.

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World renown Solarium and Great Arch (far right). 

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John May, a local Wolfe County resident and founding father of the nationally acclaimed Wolfe County Search and Rescue Team. Here, he is tackling the sport route "Machete" on the Sunnyside Wall.

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Rick Weber flailing away on "Plate Tectonics" on the Tectonic Wall. An odd quirk of erosion over millennia created a plethora of undercut plates that provide great holds on this popular, slightly overhung wall.  

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About once every three years, the picturesque waterfall at the back of the hollow that houses the Bruise Brothers and Sunnyside walls, will grow a multi-tiered, spectacular column of ice that ice climbers have plied their skills on.

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Greg Powell moving through an easy section o Gaaluniati 5.12b at the Solarium. Photo by Michael Kirkendall.

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Hannah Fitch on the insanely overhung Air Ride Equipped (5.11a). Photo by Michael Kirkendall.

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