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Mount Goode seen from Hurd Peak
Description This stunning peak overlooks the south fork of the Bishop Creek drainage. The beautiful East Buttress will immediately catch a climber's eye, and a 2nd-class route up the South-East slope provides access for non-climbers as well as an easy descent route. The routes on this peak can easily be done car-to-car in a day.
Getting There Start at the South Lake trailhead and hike toward Bishop Pass. Follow the trail to Bishop Lake (~ 3.5 mi), then look for use trails up the South-East slope for the 2nd class route. To access the East Buttress, follow the trail to the inlet of Long Lake, cross the creek to the north, follow the north drainage to Margaret Lake, then scramble across talus to the base of the route.
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North Buttress 5.9 CA : High Sierra : Mt. Goode
8-9 pitches in most guidebooks, this route can be done fairly easily in 7 pitches with a 60m rope. Here's how the pitches break down to do it in 7 pitches.Approach the base of the climb, and scramble up and left on the 4th-class slab to a good ledge below an obvious corner system with a thin-hands crack on the right wall. Rope up there.P1: 190' (5.8) Climb the open book with the thin-hands crack to a ledge, then up another open book with a fist crack in the corner.P2: 185' (5.9) Traverse left a... [more] Browse More Classics in CA
Tony Tennessee approaches the North Buttress.
| Mt. Goode as seen from the outlet of Long Lake.
| Mt. Goode, Sierras
| Ski tour under Mt. Goode, Sierra Nevada
| Hurd Peak from Mt. Goode
| BETA PHOTO: Tracy McDermott nearly to the end of the talus fie...
| BETA PHOTO: The view from the descent.
| as goode as it gets 2012
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By Chris Owen Administrator From: La Crescenta and Big Bear Lake Mar 22, 2006
| Adam, I'm not familiar with Moraine Lake - do you mean Margaret Lake? Which is situated about 0.4 miles SW of the inlet to Long Lake. |
By Adam Kimmerly Mar 27, 2006
| You're correct... my mistake. Now corrected.
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