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Routes in Sand Point Road to Miners Castle
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A Man and a Horse WI4 |
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Amphitheater, The TR WI5 |
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Art of Seduction, The WI3 |
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Big Pine Pillar WI3 |
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Boreas/Khione WI3-4 |
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Curtains, The TR WI3-4 |
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Dairyland WI5 |
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Deadwood TR WI4+ |
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Down Dog TR WI4 |
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Drake Seep TR WI3 |
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Dryer Hose (aka Life's a Pitch), The WI3+ |
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Giddy Up WI3 |
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Good Bad and Ugly WI3-4 |
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Hi Ho Silver WI5 |
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Insignificant Curtains TR WI3 |
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Intersection Falls WI3 |
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Labrynth TR WI5 |
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Lakeshore Curtains TR WI3 |
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Left Soda Straw WI4+ |
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Little One T,TR WI3 |
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Midnight Rambler WI4- |
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Mini Me TR WI3 |
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Munising Falls TR WI3+ |
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No Boundries T,TR WI4- |
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Opening Curtains WI3 |
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Prelude Curtains WI3 |
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Rapping Ice TR WI4 |
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Rapping Ice II TR WI4 |
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Role Reversal TR WI2+ |
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Sand Point Falls WI3 |
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School Room Gully TR WI2 |
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Schoolroom WI3 |
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Strawberry Daze WI4 |
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Suck it up TR WI4+ |
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Sunny Day WI2 |
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Swamp Curtain WI3 |
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Swamp Thing T,TR WI4 |
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Sweet Mother Moses WI3-4 |
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Three Sisters WI3+ |
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Totally Todd TR WI3 |
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TWBM WI3 |
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Twin Falls T,TR WI3 |
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Yoop Dog TR WI4 |
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Yooper Groove T WI4 |
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| Type: | TR, Ice, 85 ft (26 m) |
| GPS: | 46.45158, -86.5961 |
| FA: | unknown |
| Page Views: | 752 total · 13/month |
| Shared By: | John Miller on Mar 8, 2021 |
| Admins: | John Miller, Paul DeMay |
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Description
This is the steep route to the climbers left of Rappin Ice about 200-300 feet. It is a little harder to find from above. Also, there is a fair amount of downed trees that make setting an anchor and rappelling a bit challenging, but it is worth the effort. Trees at the top are relatively close, and do include several large healthy trees (one big oak and two large cedars).
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