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DescriptionAlthough geologically part of the Alaska Range, the Delta Range is considered to be that subset of the Alaska Range which is East of the Delta River. The terrain the the Delta Range is generally lower altitude than the more westerly regions of the Alaska Range. Nonetheless, many challenging climbs at all grades exist in this area. The Delta Range receives far less tourism than the Denali region of the Alaska Range. Getting ThereFrom Fairbanks: go to Delta Junction, then head South on the Richardson Highway (AK-4). The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Delta Range:
West Ridge AI1-2 Steep Snow Ice, Snow, Alpine, 4000 feet, Grade IV White Princess
Ego Simulator V3-4 Boulder, Alpine, 1 pitch, 12 feet Gulkana and College Glacier : Gulkana Boulder
A herd of two V5-6 Boulder, Alpine, 1 pitch, 12 feet Gulkana and College Glacier : Gulkana Boulder
Featured Route For Delta Range
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