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DescriptionLone Pine Peak hosts a variety of long climbs on white granite. Getting ThereLone Pine Peak is the massive formation that looms over the town of Lone Pine. Routes on the north side can be approached from the Mt. Whitney Portal Road. The longer routes on the south face of the mountain are approached via dirt roads and the Stone House area. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Lone Pine Peak:
North Ridge 5.4 Trad, Alpine, Grade III
NE Ridge (full) 5.6 Trad, Alpine, Grade III
Winter Route 5.7 Trad, Alpine, 7 pitches, 3000 feet, Grade IV
Direct South Face 5.7 A0 Trad, Aid, Alpine, 16 pitches, Grade V
Michael Strassman Memorial Route 5.10c Trad, Alpine, 6 pitches, 700 feet, Grade III
Bastille Buttress - Beckey Route 5.10d A0 Trad, Aid, Alpine, 15 pitches, 2000 feet, Grade IV
Featured Route For Lone Pine Peak
Michael Strassman Memorial Route 5.10c CA : High Sierra : Lone Pine Peak
The Michael Strassman Memorial Route (MSMR) climbs the South Face of Lone Pine Peak following an impressive right leaning dike, dubbed the Super Dike. This prominent feature rips across the otherwise blank wall for nearly 500 feet, offering up some incredible climbing along the way. The first ascent was accomplished on September 30, 2008 by Scotty Nelson, Charles Ince and Nate Ricklin.Get the topo HERE Additional information can be found here:pullhar...[more] Browse More Classics in CA
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