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Yosemite's
Best Free Climbing Routes
When rock climbers
die, they can only hope that they end up in a place as perfect as
Yosemite Valley. The weather is great, cracks flawless and beauty
unsurpassed. As a general rule of thumb, Yosemite climbs tend to
be steep, smooth, and sustained. Below you will find our list of
the 100 finest single and multi-pitch climbs in Yosemite Valley.
Use the below chart to see which routes are available on the SuperTopo
web site or use this chart to compose your dream tick-list of Yosemite
classics.
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Yosemite Valley area info for climbers — where to stay,
what to bring, etc...
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Review |
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Public Sanitation Wall |
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5.10c/d |
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| Salathe Base
5.10c, El Capitan
The base routes are scattered to the left of the SE Buttress.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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El Capitan |
2 |
5.10c |
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| Sacherer Cracker
5.10a, El Capitan
The base routes are scattered to the left of the SE Buttress.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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El Capitan |
2 |
5.10a |
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| Royal Arches
5.10b or 5.7 A0, Royal Arches Area
A surprisingly moderate passage on such a large wall.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Royal Arches Area |
16 |
5.10b or 5.7 A0 |
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| Rock Shock
5.12b, Chapel Wall
Chapel Wall overview
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Chapel Wall |
1 |
5.12b |
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Mecca |
1 |
5.10b |
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| Revival
5.10a, Church Bowl
Church Bowl has on of the easiest approaches in the Valley.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Church Bowl |
1 |
5.10a |
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| Regular Route
5.9, Higher Cathedral Spire
The route winds up the left skyline to the summit. The traditional start is lower on the left.
Photo:Randy Spurrier |
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Higher Cathedral Spire |
5 |
5.9 |
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Sunnyside Bench |
3 |
5.4 |
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| Regular Route
5.9, Lower Cathedral Spire
Climber on the first pitch with the route above.
Photo:Greg Barnes |
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Lower Cathedral Spire |
5 |
5.9 |
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Reed's Pinnacle |
3 |
5.9 |
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| Red Zinger
5.11d, The Cookie Cliff
Photo:Todd Snyder |
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The Cookie Cliff |
1 |
5.11d |
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| Red Bud
5.9, Cookie Sheet
Photo:Chris Van Leuven |
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Cookie Sheet |
3 |
5.9 |
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Schultz's Ridge |
1 |
5.10b |
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| Pot Belly
5.8, Knob Hill
Knob Hill is a great introduction to longer Yosemite 5.7 and 5.8 pitches.
Photo:Chris McNamara |
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Knob Hill |
1 |
5.8 |
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