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Routes in Mineral Creek Ice Climbs
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Blue Horizons T WI4 |
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Dr. Wielands Wild Eye T WI6 M7 R |
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Excalibur T WI5 |
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Kayaker's Delight T WI4 |
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Lost and Found T WI5- M4 |
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Lost Arrow T WI3 |
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Peggy's Maine T WI4 |
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Planet Power T WI5+ |
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Prix Du Concellation / Silver Haired Daddy T WI5- |
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Unknown route number 1 T WI2 |
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Unknown route number 2 T WI2-3 |
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Unknown route number 3 T WI3- |
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Unknown route number 4 T WI3 |
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Unknown route number 5 T WI2- |
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Unknown route number 6 T WI2 |
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Unknown route number 7 T WI2 |
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Unknown route number 8 T WI1 |
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Vanishing point T WI4+ |
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Victim of Illusion T WI4 |
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Wowee zowee wall Route 10 T WI5+ M7 |
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Wowee zowee wall Route 11 WI2+ |
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Wowee zowee wall Route 12 T WI2+ |
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Wowee zowee wall Route 14 T WI4 |
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Wowee zowee wall Route 15 T WI3 |
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Wowee zowee wall Route 16 T WI3+ |
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Wowee zowee wall Route 17 T WI3 |
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Wowee zowee wall Route 3 T WI5 M5 |
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Wowee zowee wall Route 6 WI5- |
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Wowee zowee wall Route 9 T WI5+ |
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Wowie Zowie T WI6 |
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Wowie zowie wall root 4 T WI5+ M6 |
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| Type: | Trad, Ice, 150 ft (45 m) |
| GPS: | 61.15316, -146.35184 |
| FA: | Andrew Embick, Bob Pudwell, Carl Tobin December'80 |
| Page Views: | 989 total · 9/month |
| Shared By: | Nick Weicht on Mar 22, 2017 |
| Admins: | L Von Dommelheimer |
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Description
The name for this route came from the first aescent team when Bob's dog Arrow wondered off during the climb. This route is made up of consistent wi3 ice with only one lower angle section in the middle. It is a very enjoyable beginner climb with spectacular views of mineral Creek Canyon and fusion.
Location
This route is located on the East Canyon wall beyond the Nordic ski trail system. It is reached by scrambling up a slope approximately 500 vertical feet to reach the base of the climb. Nearly all of the climb in this area have high Avalanche Hazzard so be wary of snow conditions. All of these routes also have spectacular views and make for a great day of playing outside.
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