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Climbing Area Index / Woodchuck Ledge (Eagle Ledge) / Zero Gully (5.6)
Zero Gully
Directions:  The obvious wide left-angling dike on the right side of the Catipillar wall.
Description: There really isn't much to recommend this climb other than how easy it is and the pretty orange lichen that adorns the lower section.
    Pitch 1: You can climb the dike/gully all the way to the top of the cliff, or walk off to the right after one pitch and down a gully.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: walk off or find a rappel from the top of the cliff
History:  April 8,1972 - Roger Martin, Joe Cote

 
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