Type: Ice, 150 ft (45 m)
FA: Paul Kuenn, 1980
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Shared By: Double J on Nov 14, 2006
Admins: John Miller

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This is it, the mother of all Munising climbs, although it's not the hardest, it's the biggest, fattest, and most inspiring climb to look at and climb in the park. The climb forms in two HUGE pillars fed by a creek above, that come together at the top to form massive bat wings. From the frozen lake to the top of the cliff, it is over 200 feet high, with the actual climbing lasting for about 150 feet. The usual plan of attack is to rappel down the climb from above and lead it back out. If you are not able to climb back out to the top you have two options. If the lake is frozen, walk west towards Mini Me and Sunny Day, you can get out there (about a 15 minute walk on the shelf ice). The other option is to jug the rappel line, have fun! 

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