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At a glance
South Face
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One of five routes catalogued at Concord Tower, this climb sits at the lower end of the grade span found on the crag. An alpine line with no fixed protection.
North Face
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Alpine line at the entry level of Liberty Bell Group's Lexington Tower sector.
Liberty Bell
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Classic Washington granite monolith with crack and face climbing.
Live Free or Die!™
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One of few routes documented at this Washington crag.
Early Winter Couloir
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Entry-level alpine route among six climbs catalogued at this spire.
East Face
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Mid-range alpine climb on Lexington Tower with no fixed protection.
Liberty Bell Group
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Granite climbing in Washington's North Cascades with varied routes and formations.
Dark Side of Liberty
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Among the most difficult climbs at Liberty Bell.
Tooth and Claw
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The hardest route at Lexington Tower, an alpine line with no fixed protection.
South Early Winters Spire
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Alpine granite climbing on Washington's Early Winters Spire with mixed crack and face routes.
Thin Red Line
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Alpine line near the top of Liberty Bell's grade range.