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Duty Dome Area

Submitted By: ScottH on May 21, 2006
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Description 

The Duty Dome Area is home to a number of significant crags, including Duty Dome, Warrior Wall, Fish Wall, Keen Acres, and Peekaboo Tower. These crags are located on the north side of Icicle Creek Canyon, and get lots of sun. The Duty Dome area is located between Givler's Dome and Icicle Buttress. Duty dome can be readily identified by the route Heart of Gold, an obvious white streak on the left side of the dome. Many of the bolted routes in the Duty Dome area are mixed lines that require some supplemental gear.


Getting There 

Drive west up Icicle Creek ~6.3 miles. Park on the south side of the road and look for a trail heading up about 200 yards before the base of Icicle Buttress. A large boulder on the roadbank helps identify the start of the trail. The first crags are reached after ~15 minutes walk.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Duty Dome Area:
Virgin Sturgeon   5.8+     Trad, 1 pitch, 70 feet   Fish Wall
Yard Art   5.9     Trad, Sport, 3 pitches, 450 feet   Peek-a-boo Tower
Straight Street   5.9+     Trad, Sport, 2 pitches, 175 feet   Off Duty
Heart of Gold   5.10a/b     Trad, Sport, 4 pitches   Duty Dome
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Featured Route For Duty Dome Area
Textured face climbing!

Heart of Gold 5.10a/b  WA : Leavenworth : ... : Duty Dome
Heart of Gold is a fine multi-pitch journey up the bulk of Duty Dome. Excellent face climbing and thoughtfully placed bolts make for a pleasantly hard climb up beautiful stone.P1. Begin at the left side of a long roof, following bolts up and then right to a crystal-laden slab and the anchor.P2. Traverse directly right from the belay, following an obvious hand crack under a roof and around the corner. Trend up and right to the anchor.P3. The ...[more]   Browse More Classics in WA