Just leaving Broadway and starting our first pitch.

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Just leaving Broadway and starting our first pitch.

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January 20, 2005

A route overlay of Kiener's Route.

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Jul 8, 2012

“Just leaving Broadway and starting our first pitch.”

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Traversing below The Notch on our failed winter attempt.

The last half of the route

Beautiful morning on Lamb's Slide.

My 11-year old son above Kiener's chimney.

Traversing Broadway--exposed, but never insecure. Nevertheless, a slip could send you plummeting.

Ally Bloom on Broadway. Picture taken on July 4th, 2019.

Route map, April conditions, 2006.

"The most dangerous part of the climb" as mentioned in Andrew's route description.

Ben Lysdahl on Broadway.

Jake Olson during winter climb of Kiener's.

A little higher up on the first pitch.

Kiener's to Cable route descent.<br>
N 40.25707<br>
W 105.61643<br>
Photos showing the white rock on top of the cairn marking the spot where one should start going straight down to pass the anchors. I did (2) two, (30) thirty meter rappels.... the second and final rappel is the longer of the two, and if you are confident in your climbing skills, you could probably work something out with a 50m rope, but I'd recommend just carrying a 60m to be safe.

Broadway, November 24.

More Broadway in Winter.

Upper Kiener's and the Diamond as seen from the east summit of Meeker, 6/23/07.

Scott and Jill on Broadway.

Heading up Lamb's Slide in the early light.

Bob Lewis starting up Lamb's slide on Kiener's.

January 20, 2005

Just leaving Broadway and starting our first pitch.

A route overlay of Kiener's Route.

Good shot of the Diamond just before Big Red came up. Most of the route is visible.

Lamb's Slide and Entry to Broadway.

Dan in the 3rd cl. section.

Tim Slater begins the crux of the Broadway Traverse, 8/05. We approached using running shoes and one axe. We first tried chopping steps up Lamb's, but that was way to much work. The moat was a grovel but more efficient.

Bob Lewis above Chasm Lake near the top of the Diamond...

After the 5.4 rock climbing.

Bryce Tandbergh with a thousand feet of air below his butt.

On Broadway just after a very skinny section.

On Kiener's Route between Table Ledge and the summit.

A look at Lamb's Slide on August 14 2005, and the traverse on to Broadway (just above the black section of rock).

Traversing broadway on November 24, 2012.

Jeff Larson July 2003

An unknown group of climbers leaves Lambs Slide and begins the traverse across Broadway to reach Kiener's. Early fall can be an excellent time to catch this route in fun conditions, with easy snow up Lambs Slide and across Broadway, then primarily warm and dry rock on the more sunny aspects of Kieners. Photo by Chris Sheridan, taken 9-28-08.

Traverse on Broadway from Lamb's Slide in Winter conditions.

Broadway. Wintery conditions on November 24, 2012.

On Broadway with the airy large block in the background.

Lamb's Slide

Broadway, or not so broad way in winter.

Kiener's Route from Lady Washington.

N 40.25707<br>
W 105.61643<br>
Photos showing the white rock on top of the cairn marking the spot where one should start going straight down to pass the anchors. I did (2) two, (30) thirty meter rappels... the second and final rappel is the longer of the two, and if you are confident in your climbing skills, you could probably work something out with a 50m rope, but I'd recommend just carrying a 60m to be safe.

At the base of the Notch Couloir. I ascended the rock right of the snow.

3rd class to the summit

Traverse above Alexander's Chimney area on 27 June 2015. Scary snow and muddy scree, but not difficult.

Kiener's.

Lamb's Slide as seen from Mill's Glacier

Broadway traverse in Winter conditions.

Traversing the narrowest section of south Broadway.

A snowy Broadway. October 2013.

Looking up the start of Lamb's Slide, late July conditions.

Long's in Winter.

Sam, descending Broadway to Lambslide after we skied Kiener's, early June, 2023.

Sam, skiing Kiener's on June 10th, 2023.

Nice exposure on Broadway.

4th Class rock just above Notch Couloir.

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