The Diamond

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The Diamond is a famous sheer granite east face of Longs Peak in Colorado, renowned as a classic and challenging alpine rock climbing wall.

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The Diamond canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf alpine climbing wall ⓘ
granite rock face ⓘ
accessRequirement approach via Longs Peak trailhead ⓘ
approachType long alpine approach ⓘ
approxHeight about 270 meters ⓘ
about 900 feet ⓘ
climbingEthic primarily traditional protection ⓘ
climbingSignificance classic North American alpine wall ⓘ
historically important big wall in Colorado ⓘ
climbingStyle aid climbing ⓘ
alpine rock climbing ⓘ
free climbing ⓘ
traditional climbing ⓘ
difficultyRange approximately 5.9 to 5.13 ⓘ
firstFreeAscentArea achieved in the 1970s ⓘ
hazard afternoon thunderstorms ⓘ
altitude-related issues ⓘ
rapidly changing weather ⓘ
rockfall ⓘ
isPartOf Longs Peak east face ⓘ
Rocky Mountain alpine climbing history ⓘ
locatedIn Colorado ⓘ
Rocky Mountain National Park ⓘ
United States ⓘ
locatedOn Longs Peak ⓘ
maxElevationAtTop about 14,000 feet ⓘ
maxElevationAtTop about 4,270 meters ⓘ
minElevationAtBase about 13,000 feet ⓘ
minElevationAtBase about 3,960 meters ⓘ
mountainRange Front Range ⓘ
notableRoute Casual Route ⓘ
D7 ⓘ
Eroica ⓘ
Pervertical Sanctuary ⓘ
The Yellow Wall ⓘ
linked to: Die Gelbe Wand
orientation east face ⓘ
popularity popular objective for advanced climbers ⓘ
regulation subject to Rocky Mountain National Park regulations ⓘ
requires high-altitude fitness ⓘ
route-finding skills ⓘ
technical rock climbing skills ⓘ
rockType granite ⓘ
season primarily climbed in summer ⓘ
surfaceCharacteristic sheer vertical to overhanging wall ⓘ
view overlooks Mills Glacier ⓘ

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Longs Peak → hasFeature → The Diamond ⓘ
Diamond face routes → locatedOn → The Diamond ⓘ
Chasm Lake → hasViewOf → The Diamond ⓘ