Type: | Ice, 100 ft (30 m) |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | Jim Lawyer on Mar 17, 2013 |
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Access Issue: Follow trail from old state campground
Details
The adjacent private landowners have been having issues with climbers crossing their property. Please approach from the old campground and follow the existing trail to avoid crossing any private property. Do not hike straight up to the cliff, even if you have to park on the road. Access Fund worked with local climbers to order and install signs along the private property boundaries. Please respect these signs and our neighbors.
Location
From the giant ledge below the final pitch, walk right 100' to a position below an ice runnel that breaks through sheer rock walls.
It's possible to access this route by walking up the chimney next to the Poke-O Waterfall, walk right along the top of the cliff to the top of Neurosis, then rappel the top pitch of that route. Not really worth it just for this single pitch. Climbing Neurosis is the preferred approach; if Neurosis isn't in, then the The Italian Traverse works well.
It's possible to access this route by walking up the chimney next to the Poke-O Waterfall, walk right along the top of the cliff to the top of Neurosis, then rappel the top pitch of that route. Not really worth it just for this single pitch. Climbing Neurosis is the preferred approach; if Neurosis isn't in, then the The Italian Traverse works well.
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