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Pisce Wall Climbing

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Elevation:	9,972 ft	3,039 m
GPS:	45.27262, -110.02584 Google Map · Climbing Area Map
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Shared By:	TomKingsbury on Sep 29, 2023
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Description

This remote wall is located above Lake Pisce, in a high cirque north of the Two Sisters and slightly detached from Two Sisters West. It is approximately 1,100’ tall

Getting There

An approximately 20-mile approach via the Lake Plateau, dropping into the top of Flood Creek from Lake Pinchot. Before reaching Lake Surrender head up towards Dryad Lake. The trail down this drainage is unmaintained, and there is no trail to the wall. The hiking is steep and overgrown, with numerous areas of deadfall and sections of talus to negotiate.

The alternate approach from Stillwater River, heading in at Cathedral Point and lower Flood Creek is considered even worse and is not advised.

We set up our camp between Needle Lake and Comet Lake, about 40 minutes below the wall.