Megalodon Ridge

The striking East Ridge of Goode snakes it's way almost 6,000ft up from the north fork of Bridge Creek. First climbed in 2007 by Blake and Sol, it took three years for Jens Holsten and Dan Hilden to claim the second ascent, and first single push ascent. Since then, the route has seen few ascents, at least not by anyone willing to spray about it online. 

There isn't a whole lot of worthwhile beta for this route. As long as you use good judgement and stick close to the crest, you should be okay. The climbing up the SE Peak Headwall provides 3 long pitches up to 5.9. Easier climbing can be found further left.

Bivy sites can be found just below the ridge, just after the SE peak, and on the summit. There is year round snow/glacier ice at the saddle just past the SE peak.

Anywhere from a single rack, to double depending on how much of the ridge you plan to simul and pitch out. Small cams most useful.