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Mt Owen

Submitted By: david goldstein on Sep 2, 2006
Elevation: 12,928 feet
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The north side of Owen viewed from Cascade Canyon.


Description 

The second highest peak in the range, with no route easier than 5th class to its summit, Owen would be a showcase peak in almost any other American range. However, since it is obscured by the Grand and/or Teewinot from many of the most frequented vantage points in the park, it seems to get less attention than it deserves. Owen is fully impressive when viewed from the north, particularly in Cascade Canyon.


Getting There 

Owen's most common route of ascent is probably via a traverse from Teewinot. Other accessible routes include the East Ridge and Koven via Surprise Lake and Teton Glacier.


The Classics

Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Mt Owen:
Koven Route   5.4 Easy Snow     Trad, Snow, Alpine, 1 pitch, 3000 feet, Grade II   
Serendipity Arete   5.7 C1     Trad, Aid, Alpine, 10 pitches, 1500 feet, Grade III   
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Mt Owen on the right from Amphitheater Lake

BETA PHOTO: Mt Owen on the right from Amphitheater Lake


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By Robert Henderson
From: Wilson, WY
Apr 21, 2009

The most common route of ascent is the Koven Couloir, definitely NOT the traverse from Teewinot (which is long and involved.)