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DescriptionFrom moderate, sunny cruisers to huge mixed gullies and everything in between, the Grand Teton has it all. This iconic mountain is steeped in history. Getting ThereMost approaches will start from the Lupine Meadows trailhead and take the trail into Garnet Canyon, eventually reaching the Lower Saddle. Some routes utilize different approaches and will be noted in the proper route descriptions. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Grand Teton:
Owen Spalding 5.4 Trad, Alpine, 3 pitches, 1560 feet, Grade II
Upper Exum Ridge 5.5 Trad, Alpine, 12 pitches, 4000 feet, Grade II
Lower Exum Ridge 5.7 Trad, Alpine, 6 pitches, 800 feet
Direct Petzoldt Ridge 5.7 Trad, Alpine, 6 pitches, Grade III
North Ridge 5.8 Trad, Alpine, 10 pitches, 1200 feet, Grade IV
North Face Highlight Tour 5.8 Trad, Alpine, 9 pitches, 1000 feet, Grade IV
Beyer East Face I 5.9 Trad, Alpine, 7 pitches, 1000 feet, Grade III
Featured Route For Grand Teton
 A Grand tour of one of the most fantastic American mountain ranges. A successful traverse requires fitness, boldness, route-finding skill, and endurance. Numerous sections of loose and exposed 5th class must be navigated, and roping up for all of them would be very time consuming. Plan accordingly.Though it was first done south to north, I think most modern parties start on the north with Teewinot (in order to upclimb the crux N. Ridge of the Gra...[more] Browse More Classics in WY
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