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Routes in Poke-O-Moonshine
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"Beaver Wall" T WI3-4 |
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Betty Beaver's T WI2-3 |
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Boyer's Route T M8+ |
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Bushido T,TR WI5 |
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Christmas Gully (Upper Area Start) T WI3+ |
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Dark Lord T WI5+ |
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Discord T WI4+ |
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Forbidden Wall WI4 |
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Get a Job T WI5 M6 |
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Goat's Foot WI4-5 |
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Hidden Pique WI4 |
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Hold the Mayo T M7 |
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Horn of the Ram T WI4- |
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Italian Traverse, The T WI4 M3 PG13 |
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Katherine WI5 M8 |
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Midlife Crisis T WI5+ |
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Neurosis WI4- |
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Positive Thinking WI5- |
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Premature Birth WI5 M6 |
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Run For Your Life WI4- |
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Storm Warnings T WI5- M5+ |
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Twin Towers WI4+ |
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Waterfall, The T WI5- |
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| Type: | Trad, Mixed, Ice, 400 ft (121 m), 3 pitches |
| FA: | Pellet/Abbott 2/97 |
| Page Views: | 406 total · 11/month |
| Shared By: | Mark Bealor on Jan 29, 2022 |
| Admins: | Morgan Patterson, Kevin MudRat MacKenzie, Jim Lawyer |
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Access Issue: Follow trail from old state campground
Details
The adjacent private landowners have been having issues with climbers crossing their property. Please approach from the old campground and follow the existing trail to avoid crossing any private property. Do not hike straight up to the cliff, even if you have to park on the road. Access Fund worked with local climbers to order and install signs along the private property boundaries. Please respect these signs and our neighbors.
Description
Arguably better, and certainly more varied and interesting than PT.
I've only ever climbed the first two pitches and then rapped so can't really say I've climbed the route, but P1 & 2 are so good I wanted to share.
Basically, climb the Thunderhead (summer route) corner on thin ice and mixed (some good rock pro) to just below the massive roof (good and thick ice typical here). Now make a thin and somewhat runout traverse right (small c3's, exciting for both ends of the rope). Build a rock belay at the end of the traverse.
The second lead makes some hard moves up and right into the obvious and thinly iced steep gully. Sustained challenges and some creative protection lead to the treed terrace.
Continue on ice, or one rap with double 60's.
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