I'm taking some relatives hiking out to Double Arch tomorrow, and also to Haystack Rock:
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and Courthouse Rock
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Here's a view along Auxier Ridge, looking out toward Courthouse Rock:
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If you are reasonably spry (and thin), you can wedge-climb through a crack all the way to the top of Courthouse Rock. I climbed it several times in my younger years....don't know if I could do it now...
Then maybe we'll finish up at Princess Arch:
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and Courthouse Rock
Here's a view along Auxier Ridge, looking out toward Courthouse Rock:
If you are reasonably spry (and thin), you can wedge-climb through a crack all the way to the top of Courthouse Rock. I climbed it several times in my younger years....don't know if I could do it now...
Then maybe we'll finish up at Princess Arch:
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