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DescriptionSoutheastern Alaska includes Juneau, the Wrangell Saint Elias Range, Kitimat Range and others. Getting ThereTo access these areas can be accomplished by flying into Juneau International Airport and then bush plane or train in some cases. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Southeastern Alaska/Coastal Range:
Great White Conqueror AI4 M5+ A1 Trad, Aid, Mixed, Ice, Alpine, 15 pitches, 2500 feet, Grade V Juneau : Mendenhall Towers
Solva Buttress 5.8 Trad, Alpine, 10 pitches, 1000 feet, Grade IV Juneau : Mendenhall Towers
East Ridge (via Southeast face) 5.8+ Steep Snow Snow, Alpine, 3000 feet, Grade V Stikine Ice Cap : Devil's Thumb
Direct East Ridge 5.8+ Mod. Snow Snow, Alpine, 3000 feet, Grade V Stikine Ice Cap : Devil's Thumb
Plumb-Stuzman (Northeast Rib of the North Face) 5.10- Steep Snow Trad, Snow, Alpine, 55 pitches, 6000 feet, Grade VI Stikine Ice Cap : Devil's Thumb
Iron Curtian 5.12a Trad, Alpine, 12 pitches, 1200 feet, Grade V Juneau : Mendenhall Towers
Incinerater Crack 5.12a/b Trad, 1 pitch, 80 feet Skagway : Incinerator Crag
Featured Route For Southeastern Alaska/Coastal Range
Incinerater Crack 5.12a/b AK : Southeastern Alaska/Coastal... : ... : Incinerator Crag
This is one of the hardest established climbs in Skagway. Climb the overhanging crack that starts at BD .4 and goes to BD 1 to a stance under the intimidating roof.Place a BD 1 cam and begin out the roof. The roof starts at BD 1 and goes to BD 3 at the lip. The crux is pulling over the lip. Place a hex near the lip to keep your rope from getting eaten by the crack....[more] Browse More Classics in AK
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