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All Locations > Wyoming > Grand Teton NP > Grand Teton > Stettner Couloir (5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b WI2-3 Mod. Snow)
John leading out of the col over the cl. 3 slabs to access the summit snowfield.
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Looking towards Underhill Ridge from atop the Stettner Couloir.
Skiers rappelling out of the Chevy Couloir. You can go left here to ice climb the Chevy and Ford Couloirs as an alternative way to the summit.
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Mark P Thomas
Jun 18, 2019
“John leading out of the col over the cl. 3 slabs to access the summit snowfield.”  

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John leading up the endless soft snow of the summit snowfield. Fortunately we did occasionally encounter some bits of WI1 that formed in the snow on top of the granite slabs beneath.
Looking towards Underhill Ridge from atop the Stettner Couloir.
John leading out of the col over the cl. 3 slabs to access the summit snowfield.
Skiers rappelling out of the Chevy Couloir. You can go left here to ice climb the Chevy and Ford Couloirs as an alternative way to the summit.
The rest of the Stettner Couloir seen from the junction with the Chevy Couloir. You can barely see the tiers of ice pouring over the chockstone far up.
Nearing the top of the first ice crux and rappel anchor, with water running underneath the ice. June 15th, 2019.
John on the Black Dike Traverse heading from Teepe Col to Glencoe Col. The Stettner Couloir is right behind that highpoint. Glencoe Spire is on the left.
John ascending the Teepe Glacier to Teepe Col on our way to the Stettner Couloir. Naturally, Teepe Pillar is that pointy bit on the left.
The chockstone crux of the Stettner Couloir, which often forms water ice. It is both the ice crux and rock crux of the route, depending on conditions.
At the beginning of the Stettner Couloir.

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John Sims
Lander, WY