Type: | Ice |
FA: | Chris Hassig, Bob Pike, 1976 |
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Shared By: | BrianWinslow on Feb 11, 2008 |
Admins: | Jay Knower, M Sprague, Lee Hansche, Jeffrey LeCours, Jonathan S, Robert Hall |
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Description
There are a few variations with this one. The line of weakness is on the right at about WI4. The line on the left was thin and probably WI5.
The right side had two obvious headwalls with a slopey ledge between the two. The second headwall had better ice (still thin and hallow in spots) on the right side of it, though a scratchy sketchy mixed line (or really good conditions) could go striaght to the top. After the second headwall hike up to a small but sturdy tree for an anchor. There are more possibilities above.
The left side is pretty much dead on vertical, candled and thin WI5.
Both of the lines are top-ropeable
The right side had two obvious headwalls with a slopey ledge between the two. The second headwall had better ice (still thin and hallow in spots) on the right side of it, though a scratchy sketchy mixed line (or really good conditions) could go striaght to the top. After the second headwall hike up to a small but sturdy tree for an anchor. There are more possibilities above.
The left side is pretty much dead on vertical, candled and thin WI5.
Both of the lines are top-ropeable
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