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Routes in Tenmile Canyon aka Officer's Gulch
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Big Mike Gully aka Brandon's Bash WI2-3 |
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Chimney T M4 |
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Compounded Fractures TR WI3 M6+ |
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Crown of Thorns T M4+ |
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Fish Out of Water WI5 M4-5 |
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Holy Grail S M7 |
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Jack Roberts TR WI2-3 |
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Lessons in Masochism T WI4+ M4 R |
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Plumb, The T WI4+ M6+ |
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Right of Round the Corner T WI4 M2 |
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Round the Corner T WI4-5 |
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Shroud, The T WI3-4 |
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Sneaky 1 T WI2 Mod. Snow |
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Spectre T WI3+ M4 R |
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Three Tiers T WI2+ |
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Tony's Nightmare T WI3+ |
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Tres Amigos T 5.7 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b WI3+ M5 R |
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Tres Amigos T 5.7+ 5a 15 V+ 13 MVS 4b WI3+ M6 Mod. Snow PG13 |
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Unnamed Gully aka Ice Hose or Hose T WI2-3 |
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Upper Tiers T 5.6 4c 14 V 12 S 4b WI3-4 M4 Mod. Snow R |
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| Type: | Trad, Mixed, Ice, 400 ft (121 m), 3 pitches, Grade II |
| FA: | Stanley Vrba, Robert Griz, Winter 2013 |
| Page Views: | 1,535 total · 13/month |
| Shared By: | Sunshine11 Lovas on Oct 6, 2014 |
| Admins: | Leo Paik, John McNamee, Frances Fierst, Monty, Monomaniac, Tyler KC |
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Description
HELMETS ARE HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!!!
This is a great adventure climb! If you climb this route, please help clean it by ripping out moss and tossing loose rock. It has a chance to be a good route. Be cautious in the Spring or Fall. There is a chance of ice, and the rock will probably be wet with melt. This is a Northeast-facing wall with slab, ledges, and overhangs.
P1. Start on the right side of the bottom slab near the corner of the Diamond Wall. Scramble up the dirty slab and ledges to the first bolted anchor located near a small tree (5.5 R).
P2. Climb up and slightly to the left through more dirty slabs and ledges and then cut back to your right towards a bigger tree, girth-hitch the tree for additional protection, and make your way up to the first roof. Below this roof you will find the 2nd bolted anchor (5.6 R).
P3. Follow the obvious corner up to the next big roof. There is lots of good rock but also a fair amount of loose rock and moss (5.7).
Descent: Three 70 meter rappels will get you down. Hike up to the right. You will find a big spruce with some cord and blue webbing and a rap ring. This will give you an exciting free hanging rappel back to the first roof with the bolted anchor.
This is a great adventure climb! If you climb this route, please help clean it by ripping out moss and tossing loose rock. It has a chance to be a good route. Be cautious in the Spring or Fall. There is a chance of ice, and the rock will probably be wet with melt. This is a Northeast-facing wall with slab, ledges, and overhangs.
P1. Start on the right side of the bottom slab near the corner of the Diamond Wall. Scramble up the dirty slab and ledges to the first bolted anchor located near a small tree (5.5 R).
P2. Climb up and slightly to the left through more dirty slabs and ledges and then cut back to your right towards a bigger tree, girth-hitch the tree for additional protection, and make your way up to the first roof. Below this roof you will find the 2nd bolted anchor (5.6 R).
P3. Follow the obvious corner up to the next big roof. There is lots of good rock but also a fair amount of loose rock and moss (5.7).
Descent: Three 70 meter rappels will get you down. Hike up to the right. You will find a big spruce with some cord and blue webbing and a rap ring. This will give you an exciting free hanging rappel back to the first roof with the bolted anchor.
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