| Elevation: | 577 ft | 176 m |
| GPS: |
58.3095, -134.5605 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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| Shared By: | parkclimbs on Jun 17, 2008 · Updates | |
| Admins: | L Von Dommelheimer |
Description
While Alaska as a whole has a reputation for chossy rock, Juneau bucks this trend and replaces it with 260 days of rain a year. Along the road system Juneau features a small selection of diversely named crags to keep one entertained. New climbers should check out The Sea Cliffs, and those with experience looking to climb harder climbs should check out The Hard Sea Cliffs.
For those looking for more of an adventure, there are numerous granite alpine peaks in the Icefield. The Mendenhall Towers are the most developed and offer many routes of varying difficulties in both summer and winter conditions.
Recently a lot of attention has been given to the cliffs that are near Jaw Point in Taku Inlet. This promising crag offers modern trad/sport/mixed granite cragging provided you can find a boat to get you there.
Getting There
Juneau is accessible only by boat or plane. While it is generally not a climbing destination, if you are visiting it can't hurt to bring along your shoes and a rope. If you are going to be here for the summer, you may want to bring along your rack; the Juneau Ice Field has several impressive granite spires that make for excellent alpine climbs.
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