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DescriptionAnchorage is a host to many ice climbs of all different heights and grades. Anchorage also has good mixed climbing available Getting ThereTo get to Anchorage you can fly into Ted Stevens International Airport on any major airline, take a ferry from Washington or drive the famous Alcan highway. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Anchorage & South Central Ice Climbing :
Five Fingers WI3-4 Ice, 2 pitches Portage
T.J. Swann WI4 Ice, 1 pitch, 100 feet Eklutna Canyon
Boonesfarm WI3 Ice, 1 pitch, 195 feet Eklutna Canyon
PFM WI4+ M4+ Mixed, Ice, 1 pitch, 100 feet Seward Highway
Waterworld WI3 Ice, 1 pitch, 30 feet Seward Highway
Annie Greensprings WI3 Ice, 1 pitch, 65 feet Eklutna Canyon
The Fringe WI4 Ice, 2 pitches, 220 feet Portage
Mt. Byron, West Ridge Steep Snow X Snow, 4000 feet, Grade III Portage
Candyland WI4 Ice, 3 pitches, 275 feet Seward Highway
Mad Dog WI4 Ice, 1 pitch, 85 feet Eklutna Canyon
Roadside Attraction WI4 Ice, 1 pitch, 115 feet Seward Highway
Ripple WI3 Ice, 1 pitch, 215 feet Eklutna Canyon
Featured Route For Anchorage & South Central Ice Climbing
Mt. Byron, West Ridge Steep Snow X AK : Anchorage & South Central I... : Portage
Mt. Byron is one of the most beautiful roadside peaks in Alaska. The crux is hitting the weather and route conditions just right. Portage valley is one of the wettest, snowiest places in the world. Park at the Byron Glacier TH. Mt. Byron is the prominent peak at the head of the valley. Take care on the approach, this area is a huge terrain trap for avi's. If you survive the terrain trap, gain a small hanging glacier on the west side of the valley and then boot pack/scramble up to the col of the ...[more] Browse More Classics in AK |