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We used Devil's Tower National Monument Climbing Handbook by Guilmette,
Carrier and Gardiner and
Devils Tower Wyoming and The Black Hills, South Dakota (#7 in
the Classic Rock Climbs Series) by John Harlin II (Chockstone Press)
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Sign in at the ranger's station before climbing
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Bring big pieces of protection
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Bring more water than you think you will need
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Recommend two ropes for rappel
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Be careful to stay in the same line of rappel stations. A climb or rappel
to the side can be confused with the rappel you want.
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Allow time for the approach if it is unfamiliar
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The Durrance route does not end at the top of the tower
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The rappel from the summit brings you to a lower part of the tower than
the Durrance route start, so if you leave stuff at the base of the climb
you will have to hike back.
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