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Routes in Panther Gorge
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Agharta T WI4- |
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Apex Predator T WI4 |
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ByTooth and Claw T WI4 PG13 |
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Charybdis T WI4 |
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Chimaera T WI3- R |
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Fly By T WI3 PG13 |
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John 3:16 T WI4 |
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Just Nickel and Iron T WI4- |
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Needle in a Haystack T WI3 |
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One for Me'Llord T WI5- M5+ PG13 |
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Orson's Tower T WI3+ PG13 |
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Panther Gorge Falls T WI4- |
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Passion and Warfare T WI5 M5 |
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PG-13 T WI4 |
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Pi Day T WI3+ PG13 |
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Ride the Lightning T WI5- PG13 |
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Scylla T WI4 PG13 |
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Seasons in the Abyss T M5+ |
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Skip the Lightning T WI3+ PG13 |
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Sorry, Kevin T WI4 |
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Spiritus Draconis T WI4+ |
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Waking Cerberus T WI5 M4 |
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Wrestling the Darkness T WI4 |
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| Type: | Trad, Mixed, Ice, 120 ft (36 m), 2 pitches |
| FA: | Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Brent Elliott, Laura Duncan, 2019 Dec 28 |
| Page Views: | 1,151 total · 19/month |
| Shared By: | Kevin MudRat MacKenzie on Dec 29, 2019 |
| Admins: | Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer |
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Description
Climb the pillar and continue up the corner to a slightly overhanging crux. There’s a #3 cam placement behind the upper icicle if it’s bony. We found it to be only slightly frosted during the FA. Continue up to a narrow 10’ tall cave with good rock gear if you want to see the follower. Otherwise climb it in one pitch; a couple big moves place you on grade 2+ ice.
The route forms in a variety of ways, many times with a 15’ pillar at the base. There’s a deep off-width in the back of the corner. The ice forms over top of this, so it’s hollow behind. We found the gear to be tricky until the crux since we only had brittle ice blobs to work with between the pillar and crux.
Brent saw my comparison photos taken over the last half decade and noted, "We climbed this in feisty conditions." That said, it may form as a 4+ if the crack is sealed by a decent curtain.
The route forms in a variety of ways, many times with a 15’ pillar at the base. There’s a deep off-width in the back of the corner. The ice forms over top of this, so it’s hollow behind. We found the gear to be tricky until the crux since we only had brittle ice blobs to work with between the pillar and crux.
Brent saw my comparison photos taken over the last half decade and noted, "We climbed this in feisty conditions." That said, it may form as a 4+ if the crack is sealed by a decent curtain.
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