Type: Trad, Ice, 200 ft (61 m)
FA: John Bragg and Rick Wilcox (1972-73 season)
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Shared By: bryan barnett on Mar 9, 2009 · Updates
Admins: Jay Knower, M Sprague, Lee Hansche, Jeffrey LeCours, Jonathan S, Robert Hall

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Description Suggest change

From the bottom of the flow climb a short first step and follow a ramp left to the bottom of a steep wall with a pillar. Up the wall to easier slabs and the top. It feels a little more sustained than some other WI3's at Frankenstein. It also seems less traveled which can mean less easy hooking. [Note: In keeping with the consensus, I changed the "headline" grade to "WI3-4". R. Hall]

We did it in one pitch to the trees at the top with 60m ropes. There is a pine tree on a ledge to the left of the final steep section, but there may be no ice.

Can also climb the sustained steep wall to the right of the ramp when conditions are right. This variation is probably WI4.

Location Suggest change

The big flow to the left of Pegasus. Can be reached by a separate path from the tracks, or by going left from Pegasus.

Protection Suggest change

Tree belay at top. Rappel from trees.

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