Avg time to climb route: 3 days
Approach time: 1.5 hours
Descent time: 3 hours
Number of pitches:
12
Height of route: 1100'
Overview
Spectacularly steep and exposed, with a feel much like the Shield Headwall, the Prow offers a good introduction to moderate aid. The name derives from the steep and smooth prow of rock that bisects the south and east faces of Washington Column. It is harder and substantially more exposed than the South Face, about the same difficulty as the Leaning Tower and not as difficult as Ten Days After.
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Last update: June 29, 2017 |
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The line follows a series of small features. Photo: Chris McNamara
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