Type: Trad, Ice, 165 ft (50 m)
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Dave Rone on Feb 28, 2011
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Steep, sustained climbing on variable ice. Early season it tends to be a collection of 3-dimensional icicles, but by March it has usually filled in and offers much better ice. The first crux is usually about 50' up, and another steep section will be found at about 100'.

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High Fidelity is the first big ice route you will come to as you hike into the Ice Palace area. A fairly long scree slope leads up to the base of the route. Rappel from the tree anchor.

Protection Suggest change

10 - 12 screws will usually do the job. Bring more if you like putting in pro. An anchor can be found on a tree to the left of the finish.

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Eric Landmann enjoying High Fidelity in fat condition.
Eric Landmann enjoying High Fidelity in fat con…
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Dan Wilkinson finding High Fidelity to be lean and mean.
Dan Wilkinson finding High Fidelity to be lean…
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High Fidelity from the Ice Palace trail.
High Fidelity from the Ice Palace trail.
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