A Lee Smith Spin-off - Name this route .Go to Part 2

hörnli ridge on the matterhorn.

West of the Matterhorn. Quite literally, a "stronghold" of Alpine climbing.

Kevin's photo is P1 of Temporary Like Achilles in Eldo

brenta wrote:West of the Matterhorn. Quite literally, a "stronghold" of Alpine climbing.

Yes, the ridge leads to a summit of the Mont Blanc group, though not the main summit. The ridge is on the border between Italy and France.

aiguille de bionnassay?

and

tribal boundaries on flaming rock

The ridge leads to an Aiguille, but not de Bionnassay. It's roughly east of Mont Blanc, instead of west, and barely passes the 4000 m mark. The ridge is a super-classic, rated AD: mostly snow, with a little ice and some rock at the end.

brenta wrote:The ridge leads to an Aiguille, but not de Bionnassay. It's roughly east of Mont Blanc, instead of west, and barely passes the 4000 m mark. The ridge is a super-classic, rated AD: mostly snow, with a little ice and some rock at the end.

grk10vq wrote:is it dogwood?

I'll play grk. Chickenhead Holiday - Waterfront. LCC.

that it is not, but a real good guess.

solid work mm

Sibernetics, Potash.

I'm pretty sure I am right, so here goes my attempt.

Ok, just name the area here.

Woodson?

No and no. Not my normal neck of the woods, John.

Keep going...

Anyone got a guess, or do you need a clue?

What's that place next to Dragoon, AZ, near Cochise? Texas Canyon?