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Number Seven: essential gear in the Montana alpine, well worth its weight. Not only for belays, but as essential bear defense.
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Scale is weird, but maybe helpful.
In the dihedral just above the quartz covered slab on pitch six. Snyder Lakes are in the background.
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Tricam NumberSix
Sep 2, 2025
“Number Seven: essential gear in the Montana alpine, well worth its weight. Not only for belays, but as essential bear defense.”  

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Looking up from the grassy ledge. Just left of Jason is the bottom of the starting crack system; note the flare with the handcrack up above him that's the big marker for pitch 1.
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Scale is weird, but maybe helpful.
Number Seven: essential gear in the Montana alpine, well worth its weight. Not only for belays, but as essential bear defense.
In the dihedral just above the quartz covered slab on pitch six. Snyder Lakes are in the background.
AC "Where's Jack?" P5. Seth Anderson Photo.
AC, "Where's Jack?". Seth Anderson Photo.
Belays were as scenic as they get
Giggle Dihedral. Note: I have done this traverse three times, I haven't done it from the same spot twice. Traverse right and onto the south face whenever you feel most comfortable.
Pitch 6 corner above the slab.
Pitch 7
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