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Climbing Area Index / White's Ledge (Bartlett) / Motherís Day Parade (5.7)
Directions:  Located on a 50' bolted face a few hundred feet below the summit of Mt. Stanton. Before the Mt. Stanton trail steepens as it approaches the summit, leave the trail and traverse left through the woods and across steep slopes on the main face. Scramble underneath a steep broken slab to the bolted face.
Description: leftmost of 3 climbs
    Pitch 1: Climb the face on small holds past bolts to the top.
Gear: standard rack
Descent: walk off
History:  May 2000 - Judy Perez, Joe Perez, John Snyder

 
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