Washington Pass / Mazama / Darrington June 1-3

I'm visiting from the east coast and looking for a partner on easy / moderate longer trad routes. I will be in Seattle from 6/1 for a week. I can definitely climb Saturday 6/2 and Sunday 6/3, maybe on Friday 6/1.

I'm generally interested in < =  5.6 or 5.7, and 4-6 pitches, and am open to suggestions from someone who knows better than myself. Mountain project has me excited about routes like:
-Washington Pass: Beckey Route on Liberty Bell, South Arete of SEWS, Spontaneity Arete on Le Petit Cheval
-Mazama: Prime Rib of the Goat, Methow Inspiration Route
-Darrington: Three O'clock Rock, Exfoliation Dome (if there are routes <= 5.7 on them that I don't see on mountain project)
-Open to other suggestions!

About me: I have been climbing for a few years with guides and more seasoned climbers. I've been leading for 1 season, I am focused on safety and don't take unnecessary risks. Good vibes and safe climbs. I lead 5.6 / 5.7 at the Gunks, and have climbed at Red Rocks (Crimson Chrysalis 5.8+, others).

Send me a message!
-Brian

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Brian,

Consider this guide service, if you don't get any partners. They are based in Mazama (Washington Pass is in their backyard),

https://www.ncmountainguides.com/

Sent a message!

FrankPS wrote: Brian,

Consider this guide service, if you don't get any partners. They are based in Mazama (Washington Pass is in their backyard),

https://www.ncmountainguides.com/
 

Thanks! I’ve been in touch with them actually but it doesn’t seem like they had many available guides during this time. 

Brian Heh wrote:

Thanks! I’ve been in touch with them actually but it doesn’t seem like they had many available guides during this time. 

They couldn't provide a guide? You don't need "many" giides, just one.

I like to have no fewer than 3 strong, equalized, redundant and efficient guides with me any time I climb.

A guide would be my second choice to finding a partner, again thanks for the suggestion. 

Highly recommend Flyboys over Prime Rib if you're in Mazama.