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The Scariest Part of ‘Snake Dike’ is Actually the Descent

Climbing 22 June 2026, 15:09 UTC 22 Jun 2026

The Scariest Part of ‘Snake Dike’ is Actually the Descent — Climbing

After using Half Dome’s cables to descend from ‘Snake Dike’ (5.7 R, 800ft), I realized just how sketchy this popular "trail" really is. Why don't hikers get proper beta? The post The Scariest Part of ‘Snake Dike’ is Actually the Descent appeared first on Climbing .

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