Type: Trad, Ice, 360 ft (109 m), 2 pitches
FA: Andrew Embick & Carl Tobin, 1981
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Shared By: Nick Weicht on Jan 28, 2014
Admins: L. Von Dommelheimer
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Pitch one can either start up the long sustained line on the left or connecting a series of vertical pillars on the right. Follow these features for 55 to 60 meters and build a belay.
Pitch 2. This is the glory patch and one of the most sustained and enjoyable pieces of ice that most people will ever get on. There are normally spectacular hanging icicles that involve some maneuvering to get around. The last section is vertical fat perfection. 55 - 60 meters will bring you to the aldrs at the top of the climb. Repel the route

Location Suggest change

This route is the main ice featcher located two miles above the steel bridge. It can be seen on the right (east) side of Mineral Creek Canyon.

Protection Suggest change

Ice screws.
Rap off alders or V-thread.

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Getting on the money pitch of Wowie Zowie. Photo Matthew Jerousek
Getting on the money pitch of Wowie Zowie. Pho…
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Photos cannot do this magnificent route Justice.
Photos cannot do this magnificent route Justice.
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Travis snowboarding down the approach to Wowie Zowie.
Travis snowboarding down the approach to Wowie…
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Aden and I topping out on Wowie Zowie. Photo Thomas Tapp
Aden and I topping out on Wowie Zowie. Photo Th…
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Wowie Zowie from across the Mineral Creek Valley. <br> <br> Photo taken from AlaskaIceClimbing.com
Wowie Zowie from across the Mineral Creek Valle…
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