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DescriptionThe west face of Lowell offers lots of good climbing. But it is a 5 mile hike, bushwack to get there. You will be all alone and with no help around.The rock is a bit loose on the north and south end of the large face. The middle section is very good rock, slabby blocks with little protection. This is in a Wilderness area, so no bolts or pins or webbing left around. Getting ThereHike Sawyer Ridge Trail to the Junction of Carrigain notch trail. After a few miles you will see the west face on your right. In the winter the trip we be from the paved road. Its about 5 miles to the face from here. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Mt. Lowell:
The Chute 5.5 WI3 M1 Easy Snow Mixed, Ice, Snow, Alpine, 4 pitches, 600 feet, Grade IV The Chute Area
Featured Route For Mt. Lowell
The Chute 5.5 WI3 M1 Easy Snow NH : *NH Ice and Alpine Climbing : ... : The Chute Area
This is a great alpine, wilderness route. Climb up the gully on mixed ice and rock over the many bulges and corners. ...[more] Browse More Classics in NH
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