Stovelegs

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Stovelegs is a notable rock formation on El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, recognized as a key feature along the famous Nose climbing route.

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Stovelegs canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf climbing route feature
rock formation
associatedWith The Nose first ascents
governedBy U.S. National Park Service
hasAccessVia El Capitan base approach trails
hasClimbingStyle crack climbing
traditional climbing
hasDifficultyContext considered a crux section for many climbers
hasEnvironment vertical granite wall
hasNameOrigin named for stove-leg pitons used in early ascents
hasSignificance major pitch section on The Nose
inProtectedArea Yosemite National Park
isSectionOf lower to mid-height of The Nose
locatedIn California
El Capitan
United States
Yosemite National Park
notableFor being a key feature on The Nose route
crack climbing
onFormation El Capitan southwest face
onRockType granite
partOf The Nose (climbing route)
Yosemite Valley climbing area
linked to: Yosemite Valley
popularWith big wall climbers
usedFor rock climbing

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The Nose famousFeature Stovelegs