Type: | Trad, Sport, Alpine, 2 pitches, Grade II |
FA: | Hans Johnstone/Greg Collins - Originally equipped by Sam Lightner |
Page Views: | 4,978 total · 25/month |
Shared By: | Forest on Sep 6, 2007 |
Admins: | Mike Snyder, Taylor Spiegelberg, Jake Dickerson |
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Description
OMEGA CRACK - P1: 5.12b, P2: 5.12b
The finest rock route I've done in the Tetons. Exceptional rock. Very clean cracks, with technical and powerful face climbing. Far and away the steepest crack in the Tetons.
The finest rock route I've done in the Tetons. Exceptional rock. Very clean cracks, with technical and powerful face climbing. Far and away the steepest crack in the Tetons.
Location
Approach
From Death Canyon TH: Follow trail 100m past slabs at the base of Omega Buttress. Follow scree slope up and right until easy 5th class ledges. Follow easy ledges to the base of the overhanging wall.
Descent
One double rope rappel to the base of the climb. Follow easy ledges down and west until a tree with slings is found. One double rope rappel brings one back to the top of the scree slope.
From Death Canyon TH: Follow trail 100m past slabs at the base of Omega Buttress. Follow scree slope up and right until easy 5th class ledges. Follow easy ledges to the base of the overhanging wall.
Descent
One double rope rappel to the base of the climb. Follow easy ledges down and west until a tree with slings is found. One double rope rappel brings one back to the top of the scree slope.
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