Type: | Mixed, Ice, Snow, Alpine, 2000 ft (606 m), 3 pitches, Grade III |
FA: | unknown |
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Shared By: | Cissa Carvalho on Jan 8, 2014 |
Admins: | Tony Yeary, MAKB |
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Description
Alpine routes on this mountain are not very well defined and there are many variations. Most start at the bottom right side of the glacier. After crossing two areas of penitentes you move through a low angle area crossing a few crevasses until you reach a steep face. Actual climbing starts here with a first ice pitch that ends near a serac area. Second pitch traverses to the left on ice and snow and then some mixed climb. After protecting on slabs, make a 3rd degree exposed traverse on rock to gain the summit. From there there are many options to downclimb and rapp to the beginning of the route.
On years with a lot of snow this is mostly a snow walk. This description was of late season conditions on an average snow year, therefore more icy, and graded alpine D.
On years with a lot of snow this is mostly a snow walk. This description was of late season conditions on an average snow year, therefore more icy, and graded alpine D.
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