Schrodinger's Cat

Longest route on the mountain. The upper half is characterized for thin runnels of ice snaking down ledgy terrain; scope this out before you head out. If there's insufficient ice, there are enough trees to make for an easy rap.

Start at the right bottom of the slab and follow generous ice up and right for about 70 ft (optional belay). Weave up through ledges as dictated by the ice flows. Descend by some combination of rappel and walking down the low angle gully at the right side of the slab.

Bring slings for the trees.