Sloan Peak Rock Climbing
Elevation: | 7,835 ft |
GPS: |
48.04149, -121.34012 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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Shared By: | Jeff Hebert on Jul 29, 2019 · Updates |
Admins: | Jon Nelson, Micah Klesick, Zachary Winters |
Description
Sloan Peak has been described as "The Matterhorn of the Cascades" due to its steep rock summit. With this distinctive profile and elevation of 7,835 feet, Sloan is easily recognizable from many other peaks in the area. The Corkscrew Route is the easiest on the mountain, traversing the glacier on the East face before curling around the Southern buttress and reaching the summit via improbable 3rd class terrain. More technical routes also exist on the peak, including Fire on the Mountain, Diamond in the Rough, the West Face, NW Buttress, and the Southwest Face.
Getting There
- Bedal Creek - take the Mountain Loop Highway 18.25 miles south of Darrington or 7 miles north of Barlow Pass (~1 mile South of the Bedal Campground), and turn onto Forest Road 4096. Drive 2 miles to the trailhead (2,800ft).
- Cougar Creek - take the Mountain Loop Highway 17 miles south of Darrington or 8.25 miles north of Barlow Pass (~0.25 miles North of the Bedal Campground), and turn onto the North Fork Sauk River Road. Drive 4.5 miles to a pullout with a sign for Sloan Peak (1,900 ft).
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