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Routes in Cascade Pass
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[Redacted] T M3+ |
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Biscotti WI4- |
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Buster WI2-3 |
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Cascade Ice Dance T WI4 |
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Cascade, The WI2+ |
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Cascade: Slot to Amphitheater T WI3-4 |
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Cysty Ugler WI3+ M4+ |
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Dory T WI3-4 M4-5 PG13 |
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Early Bird Special T WI4+ M4-5 PG13 |
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Feeding Frenzy T WI3+ |
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Green Gully WI3+ |
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Jaws T WI4-5 |
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Killer Whale T WI3+ |
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Pitchoff Left TR WI4- |
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Pitchoff Quarry T,TR WI4-5 |
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Pitchoff Right T,TR WI3-4 |
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Sisters left WI3-4 |
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Sisters Right WI4 |
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Three Flows WI3-4 |
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Top Of The Lakes Gullys WI3 |
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Wetfoot WI4- R |
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| Type: | Ice |
| FA: | unknown |
| Page Views: | 2,859 total · 23/month |
| Shared By: | Simon Thompson on Mar 4, 2013 |
| Admins: | Morgan Patterson, Jim Lawyer, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie |
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Description
This is the obvious set of 3 lines above Cascade lakes on the West side.
Left flow: short moderate gully, WI3+
Middle flow: 2 vertical steps, WI4-
Right flow: Sustained off-vert pillar, WI4
By the end of the season, some more options may exist as the lines co verge on each other.
Left flow: short moderate gully, WI3+
Middle flow: 2 vertical steps, WI4-
Right flow: Sustained off-vert pillar, WI4
By the end of the season, some more options may exist as the lines co verge on each other.
Location
Park at the first Pitchoff cliffs pullout and walk North up the lake until the climbs can be glimpsed above. Hike up the approach slope.
Note: The base of the area is somewhat slabby and may be covered in snow or just a sheet of ice. It is a good idea to put crampons on at the lake and maybe have a couple of screws out to establish a belay where the ice gets steep. If you begin all the way at the bottom, two pitches may be required
Note: The base of the area is somewhat slabby and may be covered in snow or just a sheet of ice. It is a good idea to put crampons on at the lake and maybe have a couple of screws out to establish a belay where the ice gets steep. If you begin all the way at the bottom, two pitches may be required
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