Type: Trad, Ice, 80 ft (24 m)
GPS: 43.75572, -110.91532
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Brandon Marshal on Feb 2, 2025
Admins: Mike Snyder, Taylor Spiegelberg, Jake Dickerson

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An often thin off-vertical step leads to a ledge and steeper mid-section. Climb a short vertical curtain (WI4-) and continue up rolling WI2 into a thick forest with a tree anchor. If determined to take the path of absolute least resistance, or in fat conditions, the grade could be easier.

Location Suggest change

From the South Fork summer trailhead, hike a few hundred yards past Landslide, but not over the Teton Creek bridge, to a large clearing. From the clearing, look carefully northeast and spot some glimpses of hopefully fat ice through the trees. Hike or ski up moderate density brush, deadfall, and small cliffs to the climb, about 600 vertical feet. Aim for the left edge of the climb, as directly below is a larger set of cliffs.

Protection Suggest change

Ice screws, with a few stubbies

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