Type: Ice, Alpine, 300 ft (91 m), 2 pitches
GPS: 48.24342, -115.68389
FA: Marlin Thorman, Trisha Thorman, Nate Kenney, Syd Atencio - 2020
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Shared By: Marlin Thorman on Mar 23, 2020
Admins: GRK, Zach Wahrer
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The route starts on the snow slopes between the 1st and 2nd tiers on the far right hand side. There is a wide band of ice spilling down from the top with many route options. Usually the best ice is in the middle, although there is a good alternate start about 50 feet left as well. In thin years the first pitch may be more of a mixed start, but in fat years it is easy rolling ice. Continue up for a full rope length and find a suitable belay. From here, continue up the steep upper curtain or pillar (depending on the year). This is the crux of the route although there are several bypass options if you want to knock the grade down to WI3. Rappel the route with trees or V-threads.

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To access the start of this route, climb the first pitch of Tomorrow Land (WI3) and walk right to the next step, or walk up the main gully around the lower rock cliff.

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Overview of the route in very fat conditions.
Overview of the route in very fat conditions.
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Looking back up the first pitch after the FA.
Looking back up the first pitch after the FA.
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Climbing up the easy middle section on the FA.
Climbing up the easy middle section on the FA.
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