July 3rd walking on the road view.

All Locations > Colorado > Golden > Golden Gate Can… > Mt Thorodin

July 3rd walking on the road view.

ID 106817339 ·

Flag This Photo

· Copyright Violation?

Mt. Thoridin's 1st, 2nd, & 3rd buttresses.

Second Buttress of Mt. Thorodin. Note, the dark crack to the left of center. This is the CMC route.

Rate Photo

4.0 from 1 vote

Tim Stich

Jul 5, 2010

“July 3rd walking on the road view.”

0 Comments

Nearby Photos

A CMC Route topo with route overview and approach information.

Mt. Thorodin via Google Earth.

Doing the dog scramble with a leash on in the state park... view looking north from the first buttress with the SW side of the second buttress in the background.

Mt. Thoridin's 1st, 2nd, & 3rd buttresses.

July 3rd walking on the road view.

Second Buttress of Mt. Thorodin. Note, the dark crack to the left of center. This is the CMC route.

The 5.5 to 5.7 ramp just right of the start of CMC route.

Mt. Thorodin contour terrain map.

Storms moving in around Mt. Thorodin.

The grand sweep of Thorodins 2nd buttress from the saddle between 1 & 2 looking NW.

Looking East from P2 of a route on Second Buttress.

Second Buttress right side.

West face of First Buttress on Thorodin. 1 - 5.9. 2 - 5.10a/b. 3 - 5.10c.

Google Maps beta photo.

A view of the climber's trail from Raccoon Trail. See the cairn in the bottom right. Trees line the path leading up the hill.

I started tracking on the summit, so this shows the walk off from the summit, back to the car. Overall it's about 2 miles, and ~800 ft (from car to 2nd buttress base) of gain from Panorama Point to the 2nd buttress. This track followed the cairned trail.

The last Raccoon Trail trailhead you see, as well as the right hand turn. When you get here, start looking for the climber's trail.

The Continental Divide view between 2nd and 3rd Buttresses. Mt. Evans, Torrey's, and Gray's to the south, and Long's Peak to the north.

Mt. Thorodin's finest accommodations.

The climber's approach trail starts between locators 8 and 9 on the Racoon Trail loop. The photo was taken hiking counterclockwise from Panorama Point.

Second Buttress.

View of the southside of the second buttress with the ledge walkoff for the Unknown 5.10b crack route visible near the top.

Welcome

Join the Community! It's FREE

Already have an account? Login to close this notice.

Get Started

onX products are built by adventurers, for adventurers. We believe that every adventurer needs to know where to go, to know where they stand, and to be able to share their experiences.
About onX
Careers

iOS App Store

Android App Store

© 2024 onX Maps, Inc. Terms·Privacy