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Abiel Peak Climbing

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Elevation:	4,961 ft
GPS:	47.35192, -121.46914 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	Daniel Chode Rider on Mar 13, 2021
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Description

The westernmost of the triangle of highest peaks south of the pass, the others being Tinkham and Silver. The slopes are forested and gentle, and the summit barely alpine. A popular ski climb. Often linked with Silver or Tinkham in a day.

Getting There

Anette Lake TH (Exit 47), or the PCT (logging roads or Snoqualmie Pass.)

Hiking Routes

The quickest approach is from Anette Lake. Hike the Anette Lake trailfor 4+ miles until you reach the lake, then ascend brushy slopes to the saddle between Abiel and Tinkham. The summit is an easy ridgewalk from there. You can also ascend scree slopes on the side of Silver before reaching the lake.