Least smoky alpine climbing

My climbing partner and I were planning on climbing the Backbone ridge of dragontail peak 9/16–17 but as of now that area is closed due to the Jack Creek fire. There are tons of fires in Oregon and Washington and we are still wanting  to go climbing in Alpine terrain. I've been climbing in Darrington (clear on 9/2), Washington pass, and at goat wall near Mazama for the past 5 days and the smoke has been manageable. What are your suggestions for the least smoky destinations? 

Cypress Kappeyne wrote:

My climbing partner and I were planning on climbing the Backbone ridge of dragontail peak 9/16–17 but as of now that area is closed due to the Jack Creek fire. There are tons of fires in Oregon and Washington and we are still wanting  to go climbing in Alpine terrain. I've been climbing in Darrington (clear on 9/2), Washington pass, and at goat wall near Mazama for the past 5 days and the smoke has been manageable. What are your suggestions for the least smoky destinations? 

Colorado.

Or France.

My buddy just drove up from Colorado.  He said the smoke from the west is just blanketing everything to the east.   If you have found some manageable climbing on Washington pass I say stick with it!

Climbed Liberty Crack this past Monday.  Take a look:

My lungs were burning. Fun climbing though!

I was just in CO last weekend.  Pretty smokey out there as well.  Just hoping for some rain/cold weather soon.  

Along the 20 was clear yesterday..3 Finger, Washington all GTG.