Rabbit Peak from the Salton Sea pictures by Meetup CV - 7000 Ft gain in 17 miles RT
Climbing Mt San Jacinto North Face history by Ann Japenga on Palm Springs Life magazine
Cho Oyu North Face Interview with Louis Rousseau - from Pythom (Explorersweb.com)
http://www.summitpost.org/phpBB3/post1013576.html#p1013576 -- Search on Baldy for experienced Sam Kim
http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-mt-baldy-hiker-20161129-story.html
https://www.meetup.com/Hiking-Coachella-Valley/photos/27761585/ -- Rabbit Peak from Salton Sea
https://www.palmspringslife.com/above-beyond/ -- Mt San Jacinto North Face history
https://pythom.com/Cho-Oyu-North-Face-Interview-with-Louis-Rousseau-2017-04-10-33168 - Cho Oyu North Face interview
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Wohoo! On Saturday two of us completed the first ascent of the Sutter Traverse, a grand sneak tour of 21 peaks in the Sutter Buttes. The design of this route was incredibly difficult, taking just over 4 years to map, my longest mapping project ever. The entire route worked incredibly smoothly as all the built in safety precautions were solid. The terrain we experienced was among some of the most beautiful Ive ever seen. The buttes are characterized by a series of exceptionally steep volcanic crags dotted with oaks, seemingly rising up out of nowhere. There was a fair amount of class 3 to be climbed, some of which was solid with other spots of crumbly volcanic choss. The entire route took just over 22 hours to complete.
Stats: ~26.2 miles 12,000 ft gain
Difficulty: V, class 3
Difficulty: V, class 3
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