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This 15-20 ft wall separating the east and west gullies is the crux of the climb. Fortunately the rock is solid and the climb is short, with excellent handholds on famed Crestone conglomerate.
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Cottonwood Lake as seen from near the top of Broken Hand Pass.
A hiker popping out of the west gully just before reaching the summit.
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Tyler Prince
Mar 4, 2015 near Crestone, CO
“This 15-20 ft wall separating the east and west gullies is the crux of the climb. Fortunately the rock is solid and the climb is short, with excellent handholds on famed Crestone conglomerate.”  

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This 15-20 ft wall separating the east and west gullies is the crux of the climb. Fortunately the rock is solid and the climb is short, with excellent handholds on famed Crestone conglomerate.
A hiker popping out of the west gully just before reaching the summit.
Humboldt Peak as seen from the summit of Crestone Needle.
View looking south near Broken Hand Pass on the way up Crestone Needle.
A small runoff pool near Cottonwood Lake.
What to expect while scrambling up the Red Gully.
Scrambling in the middle of the Red Gully.
Cottonwood Lake as seen from near the top of Broken Hand Pass.
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Crestone Needle South Face

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