Type: | Trad, TR, Ice, 40 ft (12 m) |
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Access Issue: The railroad tracks proper are private property - No Trespassing
Details
If you can't stay off the railroad tracks, you do not belong here. Do not approach on the railroad tracks - use the "New Beta" on the Area page. The railroad company will call the local sheriff's department with trespassing complaints. In 2019-20, the sheriff has been called at least 3 times.
Description
This route is the biggest drip located beside the railroad tracks. Just watch out for the trains; they're loud and often. Do not stage on the tracks!
Location
From the parking area, walk north along the flats west of the tracks, about 10 minutes (see the area map).
N 42º57.2820'
W 91º08.4139'
N 42º57.2820'
W 91º08.4139'
Protection
Lead with screws.
Top rope access varies considerably from season to season and even from week to week. Sometimes you can scramble up about 50 yards to the south (climber's right) of the route. More often people go north (climber's left). Most people appreciate crampons while on the steep, frozen slope above the cliff line.
Top rope access varies considerably from season to season and even from week to week. Sometimes you can scramble up about 50 yards to the south (climber's right) of the route. More often people go north (climber's left). Most people appreciate crampons while on the steep, frozen slope above the cliff line.
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