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| Type: | Trad, TR, Mixed, Ice, 65 ft (20 m) |
| FA: | Mike Dahlberg |
| Page Views: | 2,063 total · 10/month |
| Shared By: | Shawn P. Tracy on Jan 2, 2008 |
| Admins: | K Ice, Kris Gorny |
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Access Issue: Private property with restricted access: landowner permission required.
Details
Climbing at Manitou is restricted. Access to the climbing area requires crossing private property, and the climbs may be on private property as well. Climbing is limited to predetermined dates set by the MCA and the landowner. Climbing is only permitted to those who have signed a liability waiver and have the landowner's permission. Compliance with these rules is important as local advocates continue to work with the landowner on allowing for further access to this crag. In the meantime, the Minnesota Climber's Association has agreed to coordinate climbing activities for those wishing to access the Manitou. To learn more, contact the Minnesota Climber's Association.
2023 Date for Climbing
Jan 14 & 15
Jan 21
Jan 28 & 29
Feb 5
Feb 11
Feb 18 & 19
Feb 25
Mar 4
Mar 11
2023 Date for Climbing
Jan 14 & 15
Jan 21
Jan 28 & 29
Feb 5
Feb 11
Feb 18 & 19
Feb 25
Mar 4
Mar 11
Description
The big enchilada. This monstrous hanging dagger falls from the lip of the canyon and hangs free for most of its length as it tries touch down. If it does, it's a burly free standing pillar. If not, it's radical, loose dry-tooling through a 15-foot cave to overhanging munge (held together with ice) to the hanging widow-maker. Mike Dahlberg once led this with removable bolts on lead to get to the hanger.
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