Itchy and Scratchy 

(I also posted this on the Pipe Dream page)
Also sometime in early January, Christian Burrell, Brett Anderson, and myself climbed another two pitches on top of this route. We're not sure if the upper two pitches had been climbed before (probably has). Brett led the first pitch, I led the second, and Christian led the third. Each pitch is easier than the one preceding it.

PITCH 2
From the top of Itchy and Scratchy or Pipe Dream, walk north over a (sometimes) frozen stream to a small, 20-foot high WI2-3 ice pillar. Sink in a couple screws above that to belay from.

PITCH 3
Climb the very low-angled, very easy (but relatively thin--Brett bent one of his picks on the rock underneath) WI2 ice up to the base of the cement wall/pipeline. Use screws to belay from. There is a square shaped hole in the wall that all of the water that forms these climbs come from.

DESCENT
We just traversed off to the left and didn't need to rappel.

This is probably the easiest multipitch ice climb in the canyon.

A VERY cold weekend actually got the whole thing to freeze up. We were tempted to climb all the way up into the hole itself. If you want an easy first multi-pitch ice route, this is it.
The second pitch starts a bit back and right of the lower wall. A short but really fun step leads to an ice slab. Belay at a ledge.
The third pitch is so low angle that I was almost walking. You can stop right at the wall.
We were able to carfully walk off to the west.

The ice in that area has been climbed for years...It is a great area with fun intro to ice opportunities. there have been smears form down canyon in the limestone that have been climbed as well.

Hey Tristan,

I think that you might have meant Canyon View Park, not Canyon Glen Park. Canyon Glen Park is higher up-canyon, beyond Squaw Peak Road I believe. Canyon View is closer to the pipeline area.

I couldn't figure it out this morning until I realized it must have been a typo. Otherwise it is spot-on. Thanks.

Right! Thanks for catching that. I fixed it in the description. Also, I went here over the weekend and the "No Trespassing" signs that have been up for the last couple seasons are no longer there. Sweet!

There are four more sets of chains to the right (east) of Itchy and Scratchy allowing top rope access to most of the wall. There are some fun little roofs and mini caves out here but the rock gets worse the further right you go.