Type: Trad, Mixed, Ice, Alpine, 493 ft (149 m), 3 pitches, Grade II
GPS: 45.42521, -110.95336
FA: Jack Tackle, Pat Callis 1980
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Shared By: Nate K on Dec 26, 2014 · Updates
Admins: GRK, Zach Wahrer

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Description Suggest change

Begin below the obvious massive chock stones. Climb the ice/chimney/rock up to a stance below an off width crack and a slab face. This is the crux and protects with a #2 Camelot. Without monos this would feel away harder. Jam up, pull the bulge and belay from cracks. Continue up the gully on WI2 to another section of WI3. Climb this until the ice runs out and then either rap or continue on loose 5.6 hyalite rock to some trees. With a 70m rap from the trees down the gully and then v-thread/ sling stuff or just rap silken

Location Suggest change

Go to dribbles take a right, walk like 200 feet and it's the obvious mixed line between dribbles and silken falls. Descend by rapping on v-threads/trees or walk over to silken falls and rap down that

Protection Suggest change

Screws to comfort (stubbies useful), single rack of cams 0.4-3, nuts, pitons helpful to make belays for start of p3 if ice is thin. 

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